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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-03-30

DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup brings
instant relief in cases of asthma, bronchitis,
and all throat and lung diseases, down to the
very border land Of consumption.
Coming Events.
April Entertainment in Calvary Baptist
church, under the auspices of the Sunday
school
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-03-30

multitude Of complaints, many Of them trfing,
some serious, but as a whole, effective in work
ing ravages on the beauty of their fair victims,
The eye loses its brightness and sparkle, the
cheek its rose and sweetly contrasting lily, the
step its elasticity, and the form its beautiful
curves and willowy grace; the incompatible
gift is passing away from its possessor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-03-30

Green6's Cathartic Pills should be taken in
connection with the Nervura, They are the
ideal pills for women and uniailingly cure
biliousness, sallow skin and constipation.
Small, sugar coated, easy to take, certain and
pleasant to act.
The herald., 1897-06-22
Real Estate Transfers

MONDAY, June 2lst.
F. C. Ingersoll, administrator, to Ida
c. Parle-Five acres in section 22, town
ship south, range 13 west; $1250.
S. Rief to o. c.. Myers--Lot 6S, Colds
worthys Eighth-street tract; $1,000.
E. F. and w. B. Stirdivant to J. Gisel-
Block g., San Gabriel Improvement COM
pany's lands; 1880.
Bank of America to g. H. Peck, jr.-
Lots to 10, block 81; lots to and lot TO-
block 81 lots to S, block 96. San Pedro;
$500.
q. M. and H. Lack to Anna McGory-
Lot 263, M. L. Wicks' subdivision of Gar
bolino Cooper and South & Porter tract
5000.
F. and F. Mos to F. KosIer-Lot 10. block
2, H. M. Ames' subdivision of Glassel
tract; 5000.
C. ont to N L. Biehl-Agreement to
convey lot 10, block 6, City Center tract;
$24O0.
Long Beach Land and Water company to
Eta M. White-Lots IA and 16. block u.
Long Beach; 5000.
Lot IS, Peck's subdivision of block a, San
Pedro; $150
o. c.. and D. Myers to s. Rief-Part of
section Z, township south, range 10 west;
$1,000. t y :.
G. w. Morgan ct al. to A. v. Handorf-
Lot /, Oaks tract; $3.50.
block 10, Wolfskill Orchard tract; $4,000.
SUMMARY
DeeuS ......................... 80
nominal 70
Total .S11, 90
The herald., 1897-06-22
INTERPRETATIONS

Live Stock and Dairy Produce Company
San Francisco. Directors--George w. Dut'
ton, Charles A. Wright Charles Alpers
Charles Montgomery and George F. Dav
idson all of San Francisco. Capital stock
100000 Subscribed, $2s,000.
Vallejo Electric Light and Power Com
pany. Vallejo solano county. Directors
X. Casper. Vallejo; Julius Newman. Leo
pold Breuner and Gustave Breuner. Sar
Francisco, and Isador Rosenberg, Wood
land. Capital stock. 100000. all sub
scribed.
The Alcatraz Asphalt Paving Co. In
corporated today with a capital stock OF
$10.000 divided into 100 shares, the full
amount being subscribed. Principal place
Of business, Los Angeles. The purposes
OF the organization are to engage in gen.
eral contracting and construction bust.
ness. The directors named are: j. A.
Fairchild. p. w. Gilmore, q. @. Johnson
George r. Wilton, Charles H. Mcfarland
all of Los Angeles.
The herald., 1897-06-22

last night from Ensenada, brings the news
that Andronica Sepulveda, the Riverside
county horse thief and desperate. is safe
in jail at Ensenada, after a lively chase
by Sheriff Johnson of Riverside and q
number of Mexican rurales. The capture
was effected at Alamo, a mining town
about seventy-five miles southeast of En-
senada. Here Sepulveda and Morales, the
murderer of Deputy Sheriff Wilson of Los
Angeles county, were found at work under
assumed names. In spite of all precau
tions taken some one warned Sepulveda
of the approach of the officers and he tried
to get away. He stole horse and was
on his way to the pineries when overtaken.
He showed fight, but was soon overpow-
cred and taken to the Ensenada Jail in
irons Morales was not molested as Sher-
in johnson had no paper for his arrest.
The sheriff made every preparation to
come up on the steamer with his prisoner,
but at the last moment he was informed
by the officials that as Sepuiveda was a
Mexican citizen the papers were defective
and the man would have to remain in
Jail there until the authorities at the
City of Mexico were heard from. Sheriff
Johnson made a vigorous protest, but it
was of no avail and he was compelled to
remain at Ensenada to core for his pris-
oner.
]. Berry Hyde of San Quintin, Lower
Callrornia, dropped dead at his home last
Thursday, He had suffered several years
from complication of diseases. Mr..
Hyde was a son of the late Judge Hyde
| of San Francisco and had lived near San
| Quintin for the past twenty years.
| Steps have been taken to form base
ball league in this city composed of mines
from the Y. M. c. A., the wheelmen. Com
pany b., N. G. c., Company H at the bar
| racks and the naval reserves. The clubs
Itrrf1I .1nxr toad
summer.
E. Delos Magee, son of DR.. T. L. Magee
of this city, has been awarded the first
prize of $120 for the best law thesis SUBJ
initted to the law department of Cornell
college at thica. N. Y, at the graduating
exercises recently. Mr.. Mageesis the first
person to receive the entire ffst prize of
$120 at Cornell. the sum usually being di-
vided among the authors of the most mer-
itOriOuS articles
The herald., 1897-06-22
CHINO

CHINO, June 21-(Regular Correspond
ence.) Beet thinning Is now about fin
ished, and the crop from now until harvest
only requires hoeing and cultivation. The
sugar company managers say they will
start their factory the 18th of July, and
the manufacturing campaign is expected
to last over four months. L. Hache of the
agricultural department of the factory has
made conservative estimate on the tom
mage of the beet crop under contract by the
company. On the Chino ranch he places
the crop at G., 600 tons, Anaheim 40 600 TONS
Hueneme 10000 and 500 tons from other
points, making total of 120,50O tons.
At the sugar factory George L. Piarce
has force of twenty-fvesmen and too ,ns
scraping out the large lime-settling resAr-
voir, and during the past eleven has I,ai6
out to his men $3.50 and will pay Qua g
similar sum before the work is finished.
Outside the factory building Joseph
Sailer has a force of forty men at worl
preparing for the opening of the mill
when the force will be increased to about
$50 men. : 81 !.
The. California Beet Sugar Estate and
Land company is preparing to handle the
beet pulp from the sugar factory, which
will amount to over-30, coo tons and is
utilized by them for fattening cattle They
have had twenty teams at work several
days cleaning three of their silos, each OF
which is 1900 feet long and 40 feet wide.
w. A. Connolly left Thursday for San
Franc SEQ, and on next Wednesday will
be married to Miss Heinrich of that city.
Mr.. Connolly is connected with the aeri-
cultural department of the factory, and
they will make their home here
The horse auctionih held Saturday by Vail
Il Gates was a big success and the horses
brought good prices, especially the Nor
man stock. A large excursion arrived in
the morning from Los Angeles and the
excursionists were taken to the horse
ranch In carriages. One hundred horses
were sold and none went below $40, tbe
average price being about $780, Vail e.
Gates will realize something over ss0tlO
from this sale.
The Pomona College Glee club will give
concert Tuesday evening under the aus
pices of the Library association
w. J. Kellerman of Los Angeles has the
contract for putting down a number of oil
wells for the sugar company in the hills
south OF town, and has been busy several
days getting his engines and tools on the
ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Ozment and Miss
Fleming are at Catalina for a week M. ten
days. Fred Scott is filling Mr.. Ozment,s
place as engineer at the oil refinery dur-
ing the latter's absence.
Chino Fire company No. will give It's
second annual ball on July 3D..
Mrs. Kohn of Santa Barbara is visiting
her sister. Mrs. ]. T. Schroeder.
The Southern Pacific station here he 6
been made foreign coupon ticket off1ce'
N. X. Cottman left Friday for San Fran
cisco to be present at the wedding Of w
A. Connolly at that place.
The herald., 1897-06-22
A Nine Year-Ol Defends His Mother

II won't let anybody hit my mother" /"
said 9-year-old Isaac Yerder one day last
week in the police court.
He was charged with breaking the
right arm Of William Miller, 13 years
old. with an iron bar. te.
This boy, Judge" he said, "stru my
mother with stick, and when tried to
lick him for it, he came back with lot of
big fellows. l defended myself, and
licked the whole crowd"
well, it's good boy who defends his
mother, but you must obey the law"
said the court. He then discharged
Isaac on the ground that he simply
acted in self-defense.-New York Jour-
nal ,.
The herald., 1897-06-22
San Francisco Produce

Middlings--1S .5OGl2o50 per toni Californis
bran, 14.00G14.50 per ton.
! Hay-Wheat. S00610.00; wheat and oat
7.00d10.00: oat. 6.0U@S.5o alfalfa. 5.Oo1S.00
clover, $600GS.00 stock. 5.000I6.00; com.
pressed wheat, 6.5OG10O0 New crop
Wheat, 7.00MI.5O; oat, 600d6.5O; rover bar.
| ley, 5,00@5.50; best barley, 6.OOG65O; alfal
| fn. $50.
| Straw-Per bale. 35n5G.
| Dry Bcans--Pink, 1.O0GI110: Lima, 1.50f
1.G0; small white, 1.05M1.15 large whito
| 1.006110.
Potatoes-New. in sacks, 4Oa75 per cent.
al; do in boxes. 50fl1.09 per GENITAL.
| Various-New red onions. 60070 per sack
cucumbers. S5040 per small box; dried pep.
pers, 6I7 per lb.; garlic 1902 per lb.: com.
mon asparagus, 50dl100 per box; choice do
l.25M1.5O: green peas. 1902 per lb. strine
beans. 1h@3 per lb. bay squash. 75MS.
per box; tomatoes, 7541O0 per box; rhu-
barb, 25040 per box. -. 80
Fresh Fruts-Apricots, Royal, S5dI56
peaches, 3Od5o; pears. 80 per small box
Longworth Strawberries, 30O0I4O0 pei
chest; large do, 2.5Cl13.O0 per chest goose.
berries, 1G2 per lb.; blackberries. 2.0O13 OF
per chest; white cherries, Royal Anne. 35@
oO per box currants, 1.50li3.00 per chest
apples, 3OU40 per small box raspberries
306.
Citrus Fruits-Ordinary .navels, 2.0062 81
per box; choice navels, 3.5Oa5O0 per box
seeding oranges. 125Gl2. 90 per box; Medi-
terranean sweets, 1.50@2.5O per box; Mexi-
can lines, 5.5046.00; common California
lemons, 75Q1.5O per box; choice do, 2.0Ogl
2.25 per box
tropical Fruits-Bananas LO002.00 per
bunch; pineapples, 200@4.0O per dozen;
Persian dates, per lb.; Smyrna figs, 130i
IA per lb
Dried fruits. jobbing prices furnished by
the San Francisco fruit exchange:
Apricots-Fancy Moorparks, 1915; choice
40, 1lh; fancy do, o. choice, s; standard,
Ga; prime, 5%.
Apples--Evaporated, 81; sun dried, 2N.
Peaches-Fancy, 61ar choice, 51s; stand
ard Az; prime, 4; peeled, in boxes, 101a.
Pears-Fancy halves, 6: fancy quarters,
5; choice. 3k; standard, 2h: prime, 2.
Plums-Pittcd, 4; tnritted, 1ts.
Prunes-Four sizes, 2i213%.
Nectarines-Fancy, 51a; choice, ~;
standard 4.
Figs-Choice white, 8; black, 4.
Raisins-Jobbing prices In sacks or 30
lb boxes-Four-crown loose, 5%; three
crown, 41s; two-crown, 3% seedless Sui
tanas, 81; seedless Muscatels, Az: dried
grapes In 20-lb boxes, three-crown London
layers. LIS.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 16@1sh per lb.
common do. 15@15A; fancy dairy, 14@15,
good to choice, 1904; common, 120i13.
Cheese-Fancy mild new, S@S1s; fair to
good. 7@71a; California cream cheddar
11@12; young America, 500; eastern, 14a
15A; western, 12Q14 per lb.
Eggs-Store, 10912; ranch, 122@15; duck
eggs. 13 per dozen.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers, 11@12 per lb
turkey hens, 11@12; old roosters, 4OO94 so;
young do, 6.00Q7.50 per dozen; small broi-
ers. 15Oa2.5O; large do, S.0094.OO; fryers. 400
q4.oO: ducks, old. 3.25@3.50; ducks, young,
S.ooa5oo; geese, 75@1.OO; goslings, 75a1.OO;
pigeons, 1.25ll15O
The herald., 1897-06-22
California Fruit Sales

NEW YORK, June 21.-The Earl Fruit
company sold today: Royal Anne cherries,
75@13O per box; black Tartarian, 45@1. Is;
black Bigareau, 45@110.
CHICAGO, June 21.-The Earl Fruit
company sold: Clyman plums, 75011 90 per
half crate; Alexander peaches, 5O@S0; black
Oregon cherries, SCOTS.
NEW YORK, June 21.-Porter Bros. Co.
sold today: Plums-Abundance, $50: Cly-
man, S0@1.60. Figs-1.3O@2 per box.
Peaches-Alexanders. S5a1.S5. Cherries
Royal Annes, 60@1.60; assorted 3O@1 Is:
Bigareaus, SO@1.10; Tartarians, Eagles, 3O6
LOO; Republicans, S5@sO. Apricots-Royals,
5O91.So; Montgamets, LOS; Blenheim and
Moorparks. so.
CHICAGO, June H.-Porter Bros COM
pany sold today: Plums--Clyman, S501 20:
st. Catherine, s5@1.05; Royal Natives, S.;
cherry. 55Q65; Triumph. LOS. Apricots-
Royals, 60@1.05; peach. 75@SO. Cherries
Royal Annes, 3O@L10; TartarIans, soa1 90:
Republicans, 9o assorted 75@SO Bigar-
eaus, BOOTS; Oregons, co. Peaches-Alex-
anders. 6o@1oO; Governor Garlands ana
Early May, rs. Figs-75.
The herald., 1897-06-22
ON CHANGE
What Was Done Yesterday on Wall
Street

NEW YORK, June H-The efforts of
the prOfesstoal traders to work reaction
in the bull stock market have again proved
abortive today, and the result Of the days &
trading shows net gains in the majority Of
standard shares. The recent order OF
things was somewhat reversed, In that
the sagging tendency Of prices came early
In the day, and 1t was overcome later in
the day by the rally. Perhaps the most
ominous circumstance of the days mar
ket was the fact that the. dealings sank
into condition of almost total apathy
with prices tending upward. Dizziness on
decline is the technical evidence of an
undertone of strength. Dizziness on rise
Is evidence that prices have reached a
stage where dealers do not care to carry
money into them as a speculation. There
was, however, no pressure to sell stocks.
The lower prices at the opening came in
face OF some slight improvements in Lon
don where, however, the dealings were
almost stagnant. Later in the day London
was buyer and was factor in rallyine
the market The effective instrument in
erecting the early decline was the large
gold shipments later in the week. Tomor-
rows shipments were not Increased over
the l,350,oOo announced last week, It is
believed that a shipment Of gold Of quite
large dimensions will be made before the
end OF the week. The immediate impetus
to the rally in the market came from the
strength In the Vanderbilts. The favor
able showing Of New York Central for the
quarter. with surplus earned of s256. 900
against a deficit for the same period last
year Of $l07, ,002. broadened the demand for
the Vanderbilts, and practically all the
members OF the group advanced, and the
whole market was sympathetically affect
ed. trading In bonds was quiet and values
varied but little in the leading issues. The
aggregate sales were $1,2S4, 600. Cavern
ments continued to move up on light pur-
chases. The transactions were $4,000.
The herald., 1897-06-22
For a Patron Saint for Cyclists

A number of European bicyclists re-
recently concluded that it was high time
for lovers of the wheel to elect a patron
saint, and SO they straightway begar
to search for one. Difficult was theii
task, for though the number of saints
is by no means limited, it was not easy
to find any saint who could reasonably
be supposed to take a lively interest in
the spiritual or bodily welfare of wheel
m6n. Finally they selected two saints
st. Catherine and st. German, and the
absorbing question today is which OF
these two to choose.--New York Herald
The herald., 1897-06-22
Local Quotations

Trade opened quietly yesterday morning.
Butter and eggs are steady at quotations
Fruits are coming in freely but prices are
unchanged. Nearly 1000 boxes arrived by
the mornings express, and $50 by afternoon
train. Cherries are becoming scarce and
prices will soon be higher. Arrivals for
this morning will be 400 boxes. Poultry
is duli and featureless under light demand.
Potatoes and vegetables are generally un-
changed some slight reductions being
noted on account of increasing supply.
EGGS-Fancy ranch, 12M@13; fair to
good, 12G12%.
BUTTER-Fancy local creamery per 2
h. square, As; fancy coast creamery
per 2-fb. square, 40ff42.k; dairy. ~ 10 rolls,
S2haS5; fancy 2-lb. square, S71Q4O tub
fancy, 10.
cHEEsE-Local factory large size, sMa
10; do Young America, 101h6l11: do 3-Ih.
hand. 11AG12; (1sc extra per Id. when cased
for shipmenD; northern full cream, ga
S1a.
POULTRY-Hens. 425@45o per dozen.
young roosters, 4.5095.OO; broilers. 2.50G
500: old roosters, 4.0014.25; ducks, aOOm3. .75.
turkeys. live. A@15; dressed, 17@1s; pigeons.
per dozen, 75Gl1.00; squads. 1.25aI1.50
GREEN FRUITS-Y. N. p. apples. Liza
2'o per box; Strawberries. common, 5@7:
fancy, SOLO; bananas bunch, 10000. 80
crates extra; cherries. Tartarian. per box
50G55; choice, 4OG45; Royal Anne, 6O@70;
loquats 2QD4; blackberries, per box. sh@4:
gooseberries. per lb.. shG4; apricots. per
crate, 5000; currants, per crate, a5650.
'raspberries, per box, 12; peaches. 20-lb.
boxes, $1,000; watermelons. 20003.50 Der
dozen; pineapples. per dozen, 260@350:
black figs, per box 60@75.
. CITRUS FRUITS Oranges, St. Mich
aels, 25O1S.0O; Mediterranean sweets. 225
Q2.50: Malta Bloods. 2.50@27S; seedlings.
1.5o@2 90: lemons. fancy. Eureka, 1.E0; Eu-
reka and Lisbon, 1.6o; uncured, 60@7b;
lines, per 100, 60416O. :, ~
-Beets per 100 lbs. "a.
pahbage, per 100 lbs. eeest; chiles, dry. per
The herald., 1897-06-22
It Didn't Work

II went to the trial of the brain-test-
i,,a machine" he said.
s'Tes?" she returned, wearily.
II let them try it on me" he continued
iceling sure he would rouse her interest
in due time.
"Yes:' she. responded, with "e same
evident wta'iness.
1T didn't work, ..e persisted.
''Ot ovurss nc:." she sais, with son e
emphasis.
1t took him some time to figure it all
out but when he did he decided TO pos :
pone his rroLosa, ior Al ieast another
wenk.-Chicagn Eve il. 6 Pest.
The herald., 1897-06-22
INSURANCE

The situation at Stockton, which is re-
garded as the key to the position held by
the local agents in their protest against
the cut made in their commission ap.
peears at last to have undergone ma
terial change While the information is not
yet official. the facts appear to be that the
majority of the locals have weakened, and
having signed the agreement. their COM
missions of authority have been restored to
them. For all practical purposes the
Stockton fight is considered at an end, and
with 1t the contest generally. will doubt
less be brought to close.
4
In consequence of the Governors veto
of the printing bill. the California Insur-
ance Report for 1897 has not yet been
printed.
The United States Fidelity and Guaran-
tee Company of Baltimore. Md, has ap-
piled for authority to do business in this
State.
The New England Burglary Company
IS reinsuring the bulk of its business with
the Fidelity and Casualty Company
Edward Baumer, who has been con-
nected with the Sun Insurance Office of
London for over forty years, for the last
twenty years as assistant secretary has
been elected secretary, succeeding E. H.
Mannering, resigned.
A committee consisting of Rolla v. Watt
Of the Royal. George W. Spencer Of the
Aetna. and Herbert Folger of the Aachen
& Munich Insurance Companies, has been
appointed by the Board OF Fire Under
writer's to confer with the Governor Of
Washington regarding the hostile legis-
lation recently enacted in that State, and
its effect upon the business as at present
transacted.
r. w. Carpenter. formerly coast man
ager Of the Royal and Norwich Union, has
returned to San Francisco after two years
absence in the old world, during which
time he has visited nearly every country
on the globe.
The herald., 1897-06-22
European Markets

NEW YORK, June 2.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says
The stock markets were idle today, the
singing of the national anthem taking the
place of business. Americans were steady
and closed at the best. There was less de-
mand for gold and the price is IT'S 11Ad
The Paris and Berlin markets were fea-
tureess.
Today was a holiday on the Liverpool
grain and provision exchanges.
The herald., 1897-06-22
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO, June N.-Cattle-sales were
on the basis of s.70@525 for common to
extra native beef steers. with the bulk Of
the transactions at 4.65@4.s5. Stockers and
feeders showed more strength tcIlay, and
80 did good butchers stun, but grassy lots
continued to sell atsvery low prices
Hogs-Bulk Of sales occurred Il S.27lssD
3.a2h, sales being at an extreme range OF
e.10@S.S71a for the poorest to the best hors.
while pigs brought s800s.S5
eheep-There was fair demand. and
sheep we're saleable ct 146Q4.Q % tor ipfsrjor
The herald., 1897-06-22
SAN FRANoIsco MARKETS
Call Board Prices Of Cereals and Ship
ments Received .

SAN. FRANCISCO. June I.-wheat--
Inactive; December LII. Barley-Inactive;
December, 69ss. Corn-Large yellow, LOO
California Bran--14.0on1450
Flour-Family extras. 75QD4.S5; bakers
extras, 4.5OM4.e5; superfine, 410G4.35.
Wheat-Shipping. 1.21A01.22M; milling
1.271s00195
Barley-Feed, e7KG71A; choice bright,
721A; do new. 67h@70; brewing, S5g9O for
old. and S1is new.
Oats-Common white, 95G1.07s; good to
choice. 1.10G1.2o fancy feed, 1.25@1.3O.
Receipts for forty-eight hours-Flour.
quarter sacks. 17,01s; wheat centals, 4770;
barley, centals, 5170; oats, centals. 90
beans, sacks, 49is; corn, centals 1926; do
eastern, 400; potatoes. sacks. 1877; onions
sacks, 464; bran, sacks, 1100; hay, tons,
305; hops, bales, "a; mustard seed, sacks,
1902; flaxseed, sacks, 80; wool, bales, "a;
hides, number, 376: quicksilver, TASKS, so:
wine, gallons. $1,000; brandy, gallons, 1000.
The herald., 1897-06-22
Hot Springs and Diseases

The Hot Springs Treatment of Specific Skin
Diseases, using Mercury. affords only tempo
rary relief, not permanent cure. This hOr-
rible disease with which thousands are afflicted
shows itself in the form OF Eczema, Open Sores,
Ulcers, Repulsiye Scabs, Enlarged Glands,
Scrofula, Softening of the Bones, General De-
bility Rheumatism, Catarrh. Brights Disease
OF the Kidneys. The greatest European path
ologists, Koch, Wicklow, Pasteur and Others,
etcently demonstrated that the cause of this
frightful malady is living germ, and finally
discovered remedy, method to xii this liv-
ing germ. This NEW TREATMENT effects q
certain and permanent cure WITHOUT Mer-
curry. No relapse possible. No detention from
business, Consult
DR.. SCHICk, Physician and Surgeon
122 w Third st. Emporium bldg.
Hours. 10 to and TO s D. M
The herald., 1897-06-22
DIVIDENDS

The Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis q
Omaha Railway Company has declared q
semi-annual dividend Of 2M per cent ON its
p!eIerred stock, payable August 20.
The Manhattan Railway COMPANY has
declared quarterly dividend Of i Der cent
payable July l. IA
Ine executive committee OF the Western
Qnson TeIegrsph Company has declared
The herald., 1897-06-22
Silver Bullion

NEW YORK, June 21-Bar silver, 6O1s;
Mexican dollars, 47ss.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-Bar silver,
CO.'S; Mexican dollars, 4914951aa.
LONDON, June 21.-Bar silver, 27 9-16d.
The herald., 1897-06-22
The Pointed Girdle

A fashion in vogue now in regard to a
soft waistband is to pull it down in point
on the front of the skirt The neck Is sup
posed to be shaped to give this point, but a
strong pin in the case of an unshaped belt
answers the same purpose. This form of
sash should end in a square bow without
ends In the back, and with the exception of
the point should not extend below the waist
line.-London Leader.
The herald., 1897-06-22
Take to Wheels to Make Converts

To the placid little town of Plainfeld. N.
j., belongs the honor of originating three
Of the most important features of cycling.
The Rev. c. L. Goodrich of the Congrega-
tional church of that place was the first
man to organize church runs in this colin-
try. Now the Christian Endeavors have
organized a bicycle squad and likewise
members of the Epworth league.-New
York Journal.
The herald., 1897-06-22
Money Quotations

NEW YORK. June 21-Money on call
easy at 1@1N per cent; last loan, l per
cent; closed, / per cent: prime mercantile
paper. 304 per cent; sterling exchange
firm, with actual business in bankers bills
at 4.S7A@4s71s for demand and at 4.S6ls
for sixty days; posted rates, 4.S619@4.S71a
and 4.8s@4.SS1a; commercial bills, 4.S519
silver certificates. 61A@61M.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-Drafts,
sight. 171z; telegraphic, 20.
LONDON, June 21.-Consols, 112%.