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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-21
THE NATIONAL TeEAc,pv

WASHINGTON, June 20.-The treasurer's
statement. issued this morning, but bear
ing date the 18th instant, shows an over
draft Of S6S4, 7SS against which there are
S2S,2S7, l61 on deposit in national banks and
so, l99,O4O ia fractional silver
The apparent deficit is Slo0. 900
less than appeared il Yesterdays
statement. The following state
meut was prepared in the secretary Office.
Rs showing the actual situation TO date:
Available cash balance June l, exclusive
Of deposits in national banks. SlO.lSS. .47S:
receipts 10 June 20, S20072, 200: total, $50. =
IlO,I4 Payments to June 80. including
SlS,3l2, l55 for pensions. $96, al, 500, leaving
an available balance on June - of s. .4SS.-
QS4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-21
A DEADLY COLLISION.

NEW ORLEANS. June 20-The collision
on the IihEcis Central !ast night az Sauye
was caused By Al open switch. where a
freight train was side-tTacked and vas Tun
iuto By tie south bound fzst express
-Four men we're killed and six were severely
injured.
killed-Engiueer W. D. Mitchell. Fire
man John Lawson, Fireman Charles
Mum al o. AeComo county. Mississippi,
and Bill Williams (cosorecl. OF Ham u2o3G,
Ia
wouaied-Eaxfuee- Charles Ccroo-an.
OF New Orleans, Postal Clerk L +. Bin
ford OF Jackson, Tenn; Posssi Clerk I J.
Frazier, OF Trenton. Tenn; lson Lewis
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A STRANGE ACCIDENT

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, June 20.--Yester-
day afternoon George Conart, who works
within three miles Of Piatt City, In n saw
mill. was terribly cut with an axe. He
was cutting slabs near the running belt,
which caught the axe when it was uplift-
al and hurled it from his hand and buried
the blade in his leg near the knee, almost
cutting it entirely of. He has n large
family dependent upon him for support.
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e EleHT-Houa y

TOPEKA, kan. Juae 3Q-Tks eonfFo
very over the s.gbs~louF law a4s ben
brought 10 al issue Attorney General
Ives received letter tbs rapruiEE fsoz
PFss.eeut AsFtlnGa4e. of ths stale peal.
ts1t3ary board q directors. ref1xfpg 20
comply with the lsx Ios letter = ~ 70
ssonse % oDs written b. tas atIcgusY gssB-
era - the request q tie governor, ts-
Tz1AE1l1g that the bard o. directors sss
fEat TIE la~ be rszId ? enforced Prssi-
dent Azrts2cA4s szy. th4. 81 do~s nos coz
s3s@r that tie iaw 2pp.srs 70 fbe Pea, &c
t38-y. IL - proh2Dse taSt ths gDTeSaor
VIII tDstzuc. tie attorney g*ner2l - 3gs34-
fute quo wagTAptc prb-c<eesla - AssI-ss- tAss
boar ot directors II tns auprsl2-e cozFI.
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: BLOCK BURNED.

Marquette Mica, june 21-The
NessleT block, one ot the principal ofisce
buildings IL TIE city, was csstgoFs6 BY
fire last night The loss il SIS 40 with
SO. 90 % !usGFanee. Capt. c. ". gSoooaz Z.
of the No-Ae hose company, and hFeuea
Si!as Paisnuls ard Tim Mea1y wsrs
badly cu. by fz.IsrZ glass Fireman Mul-
!asly AMI a boT named Edward 5amons
were overcome by the smoke Their re-
coyery - dourtfuL
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a sHnRT POSTMASTER

KANSAS CITY, No. June &C. II
Love. formerly postmaster at Wsstport,
No. has resigned at the request OF the
postoftice inspector, and ". {. Cook. one
of his bondsnlen, has been appointed 10
zct in his place temporarily. Love, il Is
claimed. IS $500 short in his accounts. The
bondsmen have paid the amount to the
government. and Love will probably not
be arrested
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DETROIT. June =. o.-Ths saprsTns lodge,
4 @. L w, today elected j. W. KingsSsy,
ot Ae!eDA. MonE-. supreme master. j.
Edward Burt. af Maiden. Aass. supreme
foreman; Dr. ID. Il shisl1s. Of M Missours,
suprsFas oTerseer; L. 2. Young. lexl1g-
iol. KY, supreme guide.
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THE STORM KINGS WORK.

ARKANSAS CITY. Kan. June 91-The
cyclone which passed over Arkansas Cry
last night did great damage fifteen miles
southeast OF here. TIE dwelling houses OF
John Bowman, W. Bennstt, Samuel
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$1,000 dollar hats for $500.
$500 dollar hats for 800.
$500 dollar hats for $500.
800 dollar hats for 500.
$500 dollar hats for sl0O.
This is the way we will sell
trimmed millinery this week you
can surely have a handsome hat
now.
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40 pieces India Chsllies on sale
beginning Monday st 3 cts I'd
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Printed csmbrics &c yard

We viii expect to So you this
week If you srs in search OK real
bargains in Dry Goods, or Nil.
hnery.
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The last call on India pongees
reduced from 20 cents IL cents.
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Good summer corsets 80 cents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-21

II fails sao0sy resG1aets FssstOU
Hka-Akzs
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEw YORK. June 20-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
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The banks now hold SIG, ,066. l76 in excess
OF the requirements of the - per cent rule.
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OF great interest to every man, woman and child

Whoever has the capacity to earn living
easily lay aside from 50 to IS per month: tins Is
not much to save and ii put in bank wouid
invested In rich land, and where there is
of doubt as TO its increasing in value, will lead
10 fortune: there Is not CITIZEN in the city OF Oak
land who knows anything OF the future of property
along the Piedmont Cable Road but what viii
tell you that there can be no question the
rise in land values along this road in the
few years TO come that all properties along the
Piedmont cable are now on the of a great ad-
vance. and tn Ose VINO afford to invest put
ting every d oilar they can command in this direc-
ton. Great fortunes viii be acquired In the
next hve the rise of land values along this
line OF road Every one with ordinary perception
see that. But the trouble with persons OF lin
tied means is that they get enough
money together at one time To make all Investment.
This discOuragiug difficulty Messrs- Lavmance &
Co. intend TO overcome by offering. during the
cable in the Fair View Tract. The prices will be
the lowest by one-third OF any other property
the cable The terms also VIII be made easier than
any other property offered, only $40 and so cash
being required as first payment and the balance In 81
and SO monthly installments. What better induce
ment could be offered to any man, woman or child
who Is seek ing home a chance to lay aside few
dollars for an Investment. Go early and secure one
in choice location for it may be the misfortune
for some 10 get to their Office when the last
IS sold. The streets in the Fairyiew Tract have
been nicely graded, and the Contra Costa water
mains are laid IN the renter of the streets. There
upon them in this tract. and the easy terms are
given on the remainder OF the lots during the dull
season of July. Any person with ordinary foresight
can easily see long before they have their lot paid
for the conditions stipulated that II will have
doubled In value and paid larger interest the in
vestment than any savings bank in the United
States. Can greater induceLheHt be offered2 A
word to the wise should be sufficient iy9 lot
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ORIS REAL ESTATE.

GREAT BARGAIN on ACCOUNT OF DEPART-
VI ure-S22UO, beautiful broom cottage, all mod
ern improvements: block from depot; on promt-
nent street; lot 5oxl35; beautiful grounds with
go different varieties of roses; on sunny side o.
street: terms
Houses buIlt TO order the instalIment plan;
$500 or $4o0 down, balance easy monthly pay
ments.
Cottage to rent. furnished or unfurnished; lots
$500 upward OF IS, $40, SIS per month, Inquire
of w. Z. MORAN, LoriH, DUSINBURf a
wURTS ACT Ninth ST., oakland; take Berkeley
train or new electric car. which passes door: sun
dag engagements. Jyl1 IL Il 10 10 5t
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A GREAT EVENT.

A GREAT EVENT.
~ NOW FOR A HOME
M. j. LAYMANCE s. CO. of 466 Eighth St
Make glowing offer for July.
chance for everybody to get home
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S6OOO-Good bay-window residence 21st St !;
near Guerrero: large sunny rooms. bath, etc. I;
choice location; fine view: lot 25xl14
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1924, 00O-Grove st. corner; only short distance
from City Hall; old improvements; large lot; COX
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D ACRES FOR SUBDIVISION FOR sALE-wILL
u make "a building lots; in Oakland Township
Inquire OF f. BoEGLE, Golden Gate, or 646 Market
ST., San Francisco. NI4tf
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LOST.

-
q n REWARD-LOSr. JULY 9TH, IN VICIN-
u " ity Murphy.Building or New City Hall, Due
skye terrier pup; long ears. tail cut gold chain
neck Finder return sol Eddy receive reward It*
| OSr-BLUE Dog, JULY l4rH. RETURN TO
- ll2O Howard ST., receive liberal reward. ]. j.
CRoNlN. jyl6 3ts
I OST-POODLE; SILK HAIR: WHITE AROUND
l. head and neck; slightly brown body and
undershot; answers TO name Beauty. So reward on
return to 7lS Ellis st. jyl5 Ats
| OSr-PROMISSORY NOTE ON MONTGOM-
IL ery-st. car: S5 reward. Return 10 81 OGDEN
Gate jy14 lie
| lOG LOSr-STRAYED FROM HOME on JULY
~ I'd; black and white setter dog. Return to
1907 Webster ST. aud receive suitable reward II 3+
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OFFICES TO LET.


OFFICES AND woRK-RooMS TO LET IN THE
" 5-story building on Hardie place, off KearnY st.
between Bush and Suffer sts.; best lighted building
in the city: elevator etc: rents to suit all Amply
to p. c. MoLLoY. l5S Montgomery st. jy16 &c
40 POWELL ST.-LARGE OFFICE; SUTrA-
BILE for dentist other professional business.
LOR REMITTANCE WELL-LIGHrED OFFICE
i In History BUILDING, 723 Market ST. Apply j.
DORLAND, care History Co, RIM. "a, 1l7o Market
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GAME TO Oh ESLEY ST., BET. SEVENTH AND
~ Eighth-Brown setter; owner can have him by
proving property and paying cost; cali P. N. IS
DvICE FREE; READ AID. PERSONALS. G W
y HOW 4 q Co. AttOrneNs-a flaw. $50 Marnes. q
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
REAL ATE OFFICE.
ZIP Montgomery ST Occidantal Hotel iiOcl

CITY REAL ESTATE,
TT L. ORR & CO.'S
REAL ESTATE OFFICE
1l2 Montgomery st., Occidental Hotel Block.
RICHMOND LOTS.
9th, 9Th, 18th, 1ath, 18th, Goth, 25th and 31st
aVes California, Clement. A, aud G sts.; rem
S4oO TO $500; cash and instaIiments.
SOUTH PARK.
Lots in Blocks 7sS TSl, S52, S7l, 8S2, ga.
1850 1855, from Sl75 to $3.50; for cash and on the
instament plan: call tor map.
MISCELLANEOUS
RESIDENCES all over the city, ranging from $4,000
TO $4,000.
Lots on 18th. 18th. 2lst and oath SIS.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
Fruit ranches and other property IN Santa Rcsa
ana santa Cruz Tor sale exch inge.
Several dead bargains hand for cash. ~ SfuFh
CUNNY SIDE Is ALL RIGHT
~ iY12 SuTuThSp
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-S-S-S-S- S-S-S
MEREDITH q HENDRY.
634 MARKET ST, OPP. THE PALACE

u MEREDITH HENDRY
634 MARKET ST, OPP THE PALACE
4 RE YOU PAYING RENT? COME AND SEE
~ us; select your lot and we VIII bnild you
house; all You need is 500 cash and $50 monthly.
MEREDITH ~ HEN DRY.
NOW Is YOUR lime TO GET CHEAP LOTS BE-
~ fore the fail rush; look at this; selling
lots ia Block 991 for $40: lots in adjoining block
are selling for $3.50. MEREDITH & HENDRY.
G0GO EACH-LOrS ~ CHOICE BLOCKS
tNZNO only one block from electric road; SIS
cash $40 per month. these lots VIII surely double
before SIX months. MEREDITH a HENDRY.
JTERE Is YOUR CHANCE TO GET CHEAP 10 rs
IL to build home; 25X l2U each; 14th ave,
bet and sts.; the Haightst. cars are now within
few blocks OF thIs choice property; Will sell for
this week only for 1928 each: title Insured by Cali
iOrnla Tlus Insurance Company. MEREDITH il
HEN DRY.
NEARLY NEW sROOM HOUSE on VALLEJO
~ ST.. only 90 feet from Van Ness ave: all mod
ern improvements; handsome garden and summer
houses; VIII self at bargain on easy terms. MERE
DIrH q HEN DRY.
IF YOU DON'T SEE WHAT YOU REQUIRE IL
our advertisements, come and see Us, have
lots IN all parts OF the city and to suit you.
MEREDITH HENDRl. jyl2 sHIurh
TOR SALE ON EASY TERMS: PAYMENTS
i equal TO rent; beautiful Eastiase cottages, 5
and . rooms. bath and laundry; all modern improve
ments; ON CaStrO-st. cable. Apply to A f. BENZ A.
MIN, owner, 22els Montgomery ST my3l Il Sururh
GOOD TITLE; NONE CAN DISPUTE IT: sun
" ny side. iyl2 SuTuThSu
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$l5,750-A fine piece OF prospective bus iness
property; Page St, within few steps of Market;
god 2-Story building; modern flats; also rear
house: rent 1864 per annum: lot u :6xl2O to rear
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S16,50O-Mc Allister St, Steiner: handsome
new 3-story building; modern fats; Sand rooms,
bath and all latest eonvenencss; rent sos; lot 2oN
1926,
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oI60 sl75, 5000 $3.50, $500 LOTS ~
- LOU. Fruitvaie; terms suit; low interest:
tItie perfect DAVIS Il DOW, owners, Twenty
third ave. Station, Oakland. 1y1O tr
A 30-MILE EXCURSION 70 FRUIrVALE, OAK
II land and return for 25c., and a ride to look II
the De Wolf Tract, whose large lots give room for
croquet grounds tennis court. Is just the to
pass the Fourth iy2u
0tJEO LOTS IN THE SUNSET TRACT; FIN
I'D = Ou. est location in Fruitvae; Ouly few lots
left. DAVIS Sc DOW, owner, Twenty-thIrLave
Station. Oakland. iyl0tt
L'oR SALE AT BARGAIN.
L s4O00-An elegant 2-story house, new. of 8
rooms aid bath, with all modern improvements;
street in the best part Of East Oakland: within
minutes walk of the local train; $1,000 cash,
an absolute bargain, and is worth $4,000 IL must
be sold befoTe August l, 1891. he price asked Is
$1,000 less than il has ever been offered for before
For full particulars address j. W. LAYMANCE
1873 sixth ave, East Oakland. ty9 l0G
AN EXCURSION TO FRUITVALE, OAKLAND
"a TO look a! the lovely home lots in the DE Wolf
to Fruitvale Station and return only 25e. jy2 tt
TOR BARGAINS IN FRUITvALE PROPERTY
4 see DAVIS q DOW. Twenty-third ave. Staten,
Oakland iylGtf
SoUU lots 5Ox125: 100 feet above level;
I block from Fruitvaleave railroad. now IN opera
ton; hne view of Oakland, Alameda, San Francisco
and bay; cannot be excslied in the BIasdel
Tract where lots the same size three times the
Will sell both half cash, balance to suit
A. r. DOW, Twenty-thirdavenue Station. OAK
land je25 I'm
GO0OO GREAT BARGAIN-NEw MODERN
PAoOU. cottage rooms; high basement;
brick foundation; lot 81 ski; near station. APP
ply TO A j. TAFT 1904 Seventh ST., Center Station.
Oakland. je2i lm
ZINE LOTS IN LoRIN. CHEAP. FRONTING ON
Il Harmon. fairyiew Blackstone and Lowell SITS. ::
sold on easy terms. Apply TO II. L. WEIGH. 23i
Kearuy St.; ofhee hours bet. IL and l. my23 t;
NoTICE-ssOO TO $3.50; LOTS AT FRUTTvALE
IN Station, opposite the depot, offered for
sale at the most reasonable terms follows:
one-fourth cash. balance in g. II, Is and "a months
or in monthly Instruments from SO upward thess
lots the most accessible to railroad con-
VenienceS of any lots in East Oakland. Apply 10
JEFFRESS & WHITE, or TweHfy-.hird-ave. Land
Co.. Twenth-third-ave Station East Oakland mrI tr
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to Is cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
part of the city; the bulletin Is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by postal-card otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. Once 500 MONTGOMERY 81.
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$3S, 500-Rents $500 per annum; 3 2-story mod
ern houses on corner Cay and Leavenworth sts.;
splendid fats, ana rooms, baths. ETC., each; also
cottage Clay ST.; lot S2:6Nl07 -.
Call at our office for printed list OF property for
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SIS. 000-Dsvlsadero ST., near Haight. good 2
story and basement residence; 10 rooms, bath,
laundry. high basement. etc. also good stable wind
mill and tank house; lot 5lN l37 ..
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO RENT.

EOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED UPPER
fiat; fine locat about minutes walk to local
train; references exchanged. 1920 Union St. oak
land. Jyll TIE
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IA ASTED-PARTNER IN A MAN UFAGTURING
" business Of long standing and good profits; cap
ita required from 5000 To 5000; must be a thor
ough business man; none others need answer. Adj
dress /. i. C., Box "a. this Office. jYl5 IT'S
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MONEY TO LOAN.
CARpENrERs AND BUILDERS.

CARPENTER WORK; FITTING UP STORES A
y speciality; reasonable. 114O Howard st.lyl4 BIN
T V. LAWRENCE CARPENTER AND BUILDER
u 6l9 Sacramento cabinet work and fitting up
efices promptly attended; telephone 500 ml6u
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$l65o0-Spendid lots for modern fats or resi-
dence; Pine St, near Jones: 5Oxi 81 20, with l.
1OxS7 20 to Jones ST.; adjoining hotel. The Co
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I'OR SALE. CHEAP-FIRST-CLASS SALOON:
Hall. WIS BIS
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sls.5OO-Eent $3.50; frst-ciass Investment o.
Powell mr. California; . substantial buildings, al
ways rented; lot 43 :9xlO3.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
IF FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP
1see II. SCHELLHAAS. 40S Eleventh ST. dec II cod
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GROCERY AND BAR: on ACCOUNT DIGGING
Garden IL It's
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Sll.5O0-An excellent corner for fats; Leaven
worth and Washington St.; 81 :6x60; street paved
with bituminous roca.
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ID A. D0LAN & co
L REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE BROKERS'.
$50 Market st, opposite Palace Hotel;
Branch Office, Seventh ave and ST. opposite Olym-
pic Club grounds.
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4 RANCH BAKERY; BEsT CHANCE FOR BA-
. keT; oven: good business: best location. Ap-
ply CALI. Branch Office iyI5 IT,
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GITS SALOON; srANYAN ST, BET HAYES
II L ~. and McAlister sts.; cars Golden Gate
Park. Apply At DICKS saloon. iyl5 IT.
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McAFEE BALDWIN ~ HAMMOND. Real Es-
tate Agents and Auctioneers, 10 Montgomery
1ylD Snr
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GOOSO FINE COTTAGE; LOT 45xlOO: ALI.
p-ACO. street WORK done; near station; easy
terms.
s700o-Best bargain in Alameda lot l0Ox220;
fine residence; easy terms. JUDD, HANLEH a Co,
1851 PARK st my27 IT
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SI35O0-ofer wanted; Hyde ST. and North
Point: 1877 Sxl31:6: VIII suhdiyide; all graded and
ready for building; cabe-cars pass this lot.
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Gc50 GROCERY AND BAR; GOOD LoCA-
NOOU. ZION; splendid trade. N. LESS, 4th. Is
G.OSO CIGAR-STORE: CHEAP RENT: GOOD
t1-OO. business; selling account other business;
STOCK worth munay. NJ LESS . EonrLh 81. lLt
The evening world., 1891-12-22
PLEADING FOR MRS. BREMER,
WORKING Women Ask Gov. Flower
to Reinstate Her.

The protests of organized labor against the
summary dismissal Of Mrs. Alexander Bremen
as Deputy Factory Inspector by Factory In
spector Connolly still continue.
The latest is in the form OF personal ap-
peal to Gov.-Elect Flower for Mrs. Bremer's
reinstatement from Ladies' Tailors' Branch
No. 16, of the United Garment Workers OF
America, which is af1liated with the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor.
The petition which Is signed by the officers
OF the organization and was forwarded TO AL
bany to-day, is as follows:
"NEw YORK, Dec. 81, 1891.
Hon. RosueH r.. Flouv:
"DEAR SIR-We, the undersigned respect
fully call your attention to the fact that Mr.
connolly, Factory Inspector, has removed as
Deputy Factory Inspector Mrs. Alexander
ganizatiOn, the Ladies' Tailors' Branch, No.
l6, of the United Garment Workers OF
America.
"As a matter Of justice we emphatically
protest In removing from our midst the best
friend the laboring classes have ever had
We never knew what 1t was to have Factory
Inspector until Mrs. Bremen took charge
She has alleviated our condition, and has been
our true friend.
"AS Governor OF our great State you could
tighten our burdens by using your great In
fuenCe to have Mrs. Bremer reappOintCd. 1t
would prove to us Woodworking girls Il bless
ing, which would rebound to your credit and
which would be to us n New Years gift. Hop
ing you will take into consideration the
fully yours,
"Pres., fETTA RosESBERG.
Fin. Sec, ROSIE JACOBS.
"Rec. Sec, LoTTIE PERSKIA."