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The morning news., 1892-02-21

Mr.. Freeman w. Schley, I understand,
has started bis French, German and Span
ish classes and dancing with etiquette" for
No doubt many parents will be
glad to hear this, and will avail themselves
OF so good an opportunity to please their
little ones under careful training. The ages
are from to 13, or even years.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
DIS0RDERLY HOUSES RAlDED.
The Four Proprietors Held and Many
of the Inmate Fined.

Following the long line of " drunks and dis
orderles that make up the usual grist OF the
Jefferson Market Court mill was string this
morning OF painted women captured In raid
made by Capt. Ryan, Of tho Mercer street
station, last night on the West Third street
disordsrly houses, against which so many
complaints were made during Capt. Brogan's
regime.
There were four keepers and twenty.one
inmates In tho line. Nearly all were French.
and their appearance Indicated that they
were among the lowest OF theirl class. TWO
sailors from La Gascogne, who were visiting
one ot III" denS, were also included IN the raid.
Tho houses raided were Annie Lewiss, ut
SO West Third street; Maggie Charles at
l33 West Third street; Marie lierrman's at
1895 Vest Third street, and Elizabeth Huson'S,
at l3S West Thii d street.
The four keepers were placed underis 900
bonds each for an examination, 10 be held
next Monday afternoon. some OF the inmates
were discharged, Others fined from e3 10 so
and few put under s4oo bonds for their
good behavior.
capt. Ryan says he Is determined 10 clear
hlS precinct OF the low houses which infes.
II, and that II he Is supported by the courts
his district Will soon have an air OF re.
spectability.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
WALL ST..
STOCK REPORTS.
The Market Opened Stronger and
Prices Moved Up.
Pacific Reports on the Chillan Stu
alton Helped Matters.
During the Late Trading tho Bear.
Had an Inning.

WALL STREET. WKDS EsDAv, Jan, 21.-The
bulls held control Of the market again this
morning. At the top notch the Improvement
was equal to u a 1ai per cent, Chesapeake &
Ohio leading.
The general list WAS favorably Influenced
by the pacific accounts about the Chilian
matter and by a reitcration OF the reports
that the anger OF Gould towards the Western
Traflic Association has been appeased.
After midday the market reacted under
realizing sales
The Kansas q Texas Company announces
the payment of the February coupons on the
second mortgage income bonds.
The December net earnings OF the EAST
Tennessee wero e209.372, decrease OF
$685. ,770 and for the six months, Sl,2O2,7Sl.
o decrease OF $ST,b1O.
The leading financial institutions are ofIer-
ing shoals OF money at per cent: one large
concern had "a, 900, 900 and could not lend 1T
yesterday.
The sterling ex xchange market was stronger,
nominal rates having been advanced to
4.S4ye and 4.SOle by the leading drawers.
sixty day bills we're higher on the reduction
| in the Bank Of England rate OF discount. All
classes OF bills are scarce.
| rumor that secretary blaine was serl-
ouslv Ill, the cut in coal prices and reports OF
fires In chicago and lack OF water there gave
the bears plenty Of ammunition, and they
| hammered the market early In the afternoon.
Prices were forced down Il to lls per cent
Lackawa anna was conspicuousy strong, and
on heavy purchases the stock moved up
steadily from l39A to 1929. Amory d
Hodges started the rise by purchases OF .5,.
900 Shares. The rise In Lackawnnna had Il
stimulating influence on the general list,
| which closed strong.
Charles Lanier was elected President Of the
Co., and John y. Kennedy director, to NIL the
vacancy caused by the death OF L. II. Meyer.
| The Atchison system for the second week
| OF January show earnings to be o729, l02, an
| increase Of e7S.3S3.
The tota! sales at the New York stock EX.
change Today were 404 800 shares OF listed
stocks, $4,000 ounces OF silver and 1000 bar.
| rels of pennsylyantA oil
The evening world., 1892-01-21
No Ladies' Admitted
Without Gentleman Escort.

1t was plainly BLUM, as was Indicated by
the actions OF several "ladies' OF the Bowery,
who gazcd intcntly at the sign for a few
moments and then went in rs II nothing had
happened.
Neither did anything happen. Stajer
knows better than to keep out these
"ladies" whether with escorts or not, for
they and they alone are the the attractions OF
his den. Without them his business would be
as dead as that OF McGurk next door.
Even should woman be debarred from
entering Stajers alone, she could easily pick
up an "escort" on the street, and once In
side 1t is amusing to note how quickly the
" ladies shake their escorts" unless the
latter are well provided with money.
Several sailors entered Stajer's last night
and were the honored "guests" OF the even.
ing. They were man-o'-warsmen, and, like
all Jolly tars on shore for a lark, were well
supplied with money, which they spent
freely.
JACK TARs LURED by HARPIEs.
In the professional vernacular, n sailor IL
q "mark" for the female crooks and theil
male accomplices. SO long as Jack sticks u
his shlpmates he runs little risk OF being
sandbagged and robbed. The perpetrators o
such deeds prefer that their victim shall bt
befuddled and aione before they tackle him
and the task OF enticing him away from hi!
sailor companions is lett to the female crooks
Such women are plentiful in StaJer'si ant
the "Orpheum." II they fail to secure vic
tim for their accomplces they rarely let hin
get out OF their own clutches, ana while Jacl
IA a ,rb h rl-nf 4
The evening world., 1892-01-21
What the District-Attorney Says
of the Dive Gases.
The Accusing Papers Run No Risk
Of Being Pigeon-Holed.
Former Patrons Of the Closed Dens
FlocI- to Buttner and Stajer's
Bowery Resorts.
NEW WORKS. OUTLAWS

IA Table Subject to Daily Chan0e.l
BILLY McGLORY. In the Penitentiary.
TOM COULD.
Indicted, Dive Closed for Good.
CAREY WEIGH.
Indicted, Dive Closed for Good.
AUGUST GtIDON.
Indicted, Dive Closed for Good.
FRANK STEVENSON.
In Hiding, Dive Closed for Good.
ALFRED DAVIS.
Dive Closed for G ood.
LOUIS WALTHERS.
Indicted. Dive Closed for Good.
JOHN KELLY.
Indicted, Dive Annex Closed.
THOMAS MCCORMICK.
Indicted, Dive Annex Closed.
DANIEL sCRIBNER.
Indicted, Dive Annex Closed.
J. II. McGURK.
Indicted. Dive Annex Closed.
PAUL MCCARTHY.
Indicted. Dive Annex Closed.
JOHN J. NIcAIEER.
Indicted, Dive Annex Closed
CHARLES SMITH.
Indicted, Dive Annex Closed.
JIM SULLIVAN -. ..Divs Annex Closed.
JOHN J. MURPHY.
Dive Annex Closed.
JOHN WCLFERS....Dive Annex Closed
KEEPER OF THE LENOX.
Dive Annex Closed.
SIMON BUTTNER Dive Annex Closed.
LOUIS STAJER........Dive Wide Open.
IGNATZ BUTTNER.. Dive Wide Omen.
81 most empbntically declare TINT such
places are q serious injury to the law.
respecting liquor dealers Of New York
The illegal traffic carried on in these
Grns casts n reflection on every honest
man engaged in the liquor trade. ThA,
Is why i say we are nil in favor of clos.
ing them ur, and why we heartily mp,
prove Of the fight which THE Evenins
WOrld' is waG.ng against them. .'-Iresi
drnt Tekuisky, Of the NeW FORK liquor Dealers
dssocidtion.
=. X esoIved, Tint we heartily indorss
and approve the pruisewOrthy under
taking of The Evening Worid' II
breaking up these deus of vice ant
mora! degradation, and TINT we hereb,
express our unqualified appreciation q
the immra-urnble benefits it's frRrles,
crusade has conferred on labor organ
izaiions, good morals ana the public n
iurgc.O-Nd'ional Conrsntion Q Union Bur
tenders.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
Now to Name a City for the Ma
tional Democratic Convention.
Spokesman for Competing Towns to
Have Twenty Minutes Each.
Harrity, OF Pennsylvania, Succeeds
w. l.. Scott as Committeeman.
fpY AssocrArRp Pr Fss. !

wIsutsoros Ian ol.-The National Demo-
-, ,,..,, =, -, So, % to- ,n ,ho
efa'io No"ilii''oo lioe Nv hoon s''"' ~ no
spacious banquet room OF the Arlington
Hotel
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Inc HAL hau oeou ocau'"uiy ueoo'"'eu "
the Democratic Reception committee, OF the
District OF Columbia. and over the chair
80. .a.,-,,,., -. .,.,,n.oa In ,,s,. ,,,
man i'o'' uih "e'e ou'pehu'u' III '"e'@AN
folds, the colors OF the stars and stripes.
Chairman Calvin a. Brice rapped the Com
,,,,,,o, 60 $50 a., a, on,o ,n,roauc.a Iohn
uii'tee W o'uo'' "hu Nv oh'' in'''uu''u ''iii
W. Ross, the Democratic member OF the Board
OF Commissioners OF the District OF Columbia,
,,., as ,,,',,,'as,, ,ns o,,no.a -, ,.a,,n,,.
VIM ue''e'eu .he ao"'eS" vi "'i'o'ho'
Even In this, the great convention City OF
the Western Uemisphere," said Mr. Ross,
,,.,,a., az, -, &C.,, ,,o,,. ~, ,o,rnoa ona
"hei' so many "o9enipiase'o VI ioai "'u "Nu
distinguished men have been held, the meet
ing OF this Committee, made I'D OF gentlemen
,.e ", sns ,,'.,.,,o, l".,,n ,,,,e a ,n.,,or
Vi ha''oh"' repu'a''o',' uoa'ihs WIN 'n"'.o'
OF vital concern to citizens OF all the states
and Territories, is an occasion OF tho highest
,,,r,,v m, ,r,ror,anoon
uihhi.y anu iuipo' , ,.,,o., ,,o,~,,,, ,,o
no eai' VI tno ,o, r,,nr,a rnra.n,s 'h hv
~'niiuus ~ s,a.os anu @ ..i .iI,.o''e' iePie''n'eu W
commlttsemen % or proxies, @,,.s ,,o cou,,.o
uii tn",,on u, Sena., % sn 'no % nrrs., q,
m,nn in'o Seu,e, ooenion ~ 40 siu uap,oo, poo vi
The evening world., 1892-01-21
cases under his direction and Is thoroughly
prepared to present convincing evidence Of
criminality in each.
TAKEN In OUT OF THE COLD.
Habitues OF the Closed Dives Flock
to Buttner's and Stajer's.

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=, ,nne,,, ""s snsn.v 'aorea'eu a'veNuanoo ,
VI i.,"'eo .'s' ''sh' Ill 'hc oonoe'' MANS
nops W Mr. LOUIS s.aler, a. zoo, anu Mr
.s"'a,a ou.'no' d. .'f nom.''. INC So'u'
pe'.,,,s al 'ia"o u i'Ipossioio ~, 'neii w
o.'nu ions III 'n' s'rec'S' anu WIN ii'os' VI
.ne.' oii',i u'uai naun.s o'oseu as"ins. 'hoh,
.uey easei'S rueneu W 'he o'pheu'h anu
W o.'a!e' ..
."oo' v. 'no ...u.ufes "e,o siau ehoush W
se0 warm "nhou' nhains i"ui. ~ 'he
'."'.', VI '".''h'' ai'housn 'h''o "as
p'eh'' VI roohi 'or eo'hp'"ih' Ill 'his IT,
'pueV
The evening world., 1892-01-21
WILL SOON BE CALLED TO TRIAL
The Indictments Against outlaws
Are Not to Be Pigeon-Holed.

AAc N& oAtioU ooSAd " .
Are Not to Be Pigeon-Holed.
Those of the indicted dive-kcepers who
are hugging to their souls the fond delusion
that they are not to be prosecuted are
doomed to bitter disappointment.
There are no pigeon-holes IN the District
Attorneys Office wherein the accusatory
declarations OF crime made against Mr. Tom
Gould and lis fellow outlaws by the Grand
Jury can be lost.
Some OF the dive-keepers are liablc.to be
weraing striped uniforms, In company with
Mr.. Billy McGlory on BlackwelI's Island, be-
fore dust has had q chance to accumulate on
the neatly folded papers which accuse Mr..
Carey Wclch and the Others OF his ilk whose
wickedness has been disclosed by THE EVEN
ING WoRLps search.rght.
"l hope to begin the trial of the dive cases
In week or two,' said District-Attorney
Nicoll to-day. "They can hardly be tried
sooner, because we are now busy getting rid
Oh murder and assault cases, which take W a
great deal II time.
"lhe Harris case VIII probably occupy the
attention OF The Recorders Court Tor two
weeks ! understand that ten days will be
required to Try the McNulty assault case be-
iol' Juu-c IDWlig, ana that leaves but one
part Of General Sessions clear FOR the disposi-
tlon oi other cases.
1.-The calendars are filled and other cases
are accommodating very fast, which condition
OF affairs demonstrates he necessity for ad.
ditioEal criminal courts.
"lhe Court Of oyer and Terminer has been
OF no practical use IN Cearirv the calendars
nor Will II be, fer, by tn" retirement OF Judge
Daniels the supreme Court Bench In this
county has been reduced by one In the num-
Der of judges, and there are now hardly
enough judges for the Special Term and CIR.
cults, without holding criminal part OF the
Court"
MIR. Nlcoll said that he had not yet deter.
mined which OF the Giyc-kecping outlaws hc
would try first. Mr.. Tom Gould may be the
man, II Elay b. the proprietor ot the " Hole
In lhe WALL" or Proprietor Guidon, o! the
sullivan street "Black and TAN" on
"Hoalst" John Kelly, or "Pickwick
sriiEner. These ana seven others are slate ed
Tor trial
ihrI Will not be kept long In suspense on
"'hl, e re-, hnH"vcr, FOR each VIII have LIS day
III cn'll. an that speedily.
Assistant tLisrct-Attoyncy Lynn has all The
The evening world., 1892-01-21
THEIR DENS STILL CLOSED.
The Evening Worlds" Crusade
Has Settled Most of the outlaws.

Inc evening "orio cFu"aoe
Has Settled Most OF the outla"S.
The prospect OF having their licenses re-
voEed when the Board OF Excise receives the
police reports on their dens next Monday has
cast chill over the outlaws OF New York.
SO intense a degree OF irigidity had OBJ
tained on sixth avenue last night that even
the front windows OF Mr.. "lonest" John
kelly's former paials de Joic' AT lMrly-nrst
street, were covered with coating OF Ice that
not even the heated expressions OF opinions
on THE EVENING WORLDS crusaue' given IN
side, could melt In tine least degree.
The assignation-room in the rear was
darker and colder than usual, while a similar
state OF affairs prevailed at Mr.. Tom McCor-
mick's resort at 5as sixth avenue ard Mr..
Daniel Scribner's Pickwick" at l347 Broad
way.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.
To Meet on Tuesday Next at the
Hoffman House.
my ASSOCIATED puIss.N


ALBANY, Jan. 21.-Edward Murphy, jr.,
Chairman, has issued call for meeting or
the Democratic state Committee to be held
at the HOFFMAN House, New York city, next
Tuesday at noon.
The meeting Is called. It ls presumed, for
the purpose Of naming a date for the holding
OF a state Convention TO select delegates to
the National Convention.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
MADDEN POSTS A FORFEIT.
Five Thousand Dollars Up for a
Mstch Between Maher and John L.

Five Thousand Dollars Up for a
Mstch Between Maher and John L.
Bnly Madden this afternoon offered to post
n certified check for $4,000 on the EaSt River
National Bank as rrst deposit for fight
between Peter Naher and John l. sullivan
In the clipper oflce, but the proprietor OF the
paper refused 10 accent II, as It Is against the
rule OF the paper To hold iorftits.
Madden then called AZ tho editorial rooms
OI THE WoRLp, where the check was received
on temporary deposit Madden also LEFT
challenge t. sullivan to meet Haher for
stake OF Slo 900 and the championship OF the
world.
II the forfeit Is not covered for sullivan
within two weeks MADDEN viii claim the
championship Tor his man. The forfeit Will
then be allowed 10 stand two weeks longer,
and Will be open To any man who wants TO
cover IL.
Young & Smy lies s"Acme" Lie icePeliets
An L.. ,b. ~, ham 1ia -
The evening world., 1892-01-21
RULES READY FOR THE HOUSE.
They Include a Provision for Check
ing Dilatory Motions
my AssoCIArHD rnKss.

my ASSOCIATED FRKssl
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-There was meet
ing OF the full House Committee on Rules
this morning at the rooms Of Speaker crisp,
In the Metropolitan Hotel. The rules will
probably be reported to the House during tho
afternoon. They are substantially the rules
OF the Fiftie'h Congress, with three changes.
one change provides that only one motion
to adjourn can be nude before the question
is put In the motion to suspend the rules and
pass the bill. The purpose OF this amend
ment Is to check dilatOry motions
The evening world., 1892-01-21
RACES AGAIN POSTPONED.
The Guttenbure Track Is Frozen
and To-Day's Races Are OF.

isr-crr THr EvrSISo vosLn.i
GurTgSBURG RACE TRACK, Jan. 2l.-On ac-
count OF the frozen condition OF the track the
races on this course scheduled for to-day are
postponed until tomorrow. The published
entries stand.
The evening world., 1892-01-21

For tips on to-morrow's races see
Third PAGE.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
Mining stocks.

The following are the closing quotations OF
mining stocks at the Consolidated Exchange
The evening world., 1892-01-21

YouC Tell Pnxi,
all tobacco CIaARHTrES No dust, NO scraps. 4
uuieting smoke. ~ cents. -
The evening world., 1892-01-21

Young & smy "Acme"I Lie orice ePeliets
All indorss them Who use them. DTuEgists. -
The evening world., 1892-01-21

smoke Haii's Half Dime
al tobssoo. The best 3 cent cigarette made.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-22

FIVE LOTS m GRANDvIEW.
At q bargain. Finest located property
'tha citv IT. B. Johnson. LtsHT OFFICE
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-22

Virginia promises TO take as con-
spicuous place at the Exposition rs
she has always held in the sisterhoOd
of states. Her legislature has already
appropriated S25, 900, and it is regard
ed almost certain that 1T will vote as
much more at an extra session next
winter. The counties and cities have
been authorized to make appropria-
tons also, and many of them are 30
deeply interested in the Exposition
that IL is believed that from $50, 600
to SO 600 will be provided in. that
manner. Then subscriptions from
private sources. Gen. Groner an.
nounces, are being made literally
aud promise to res CHI $50 900 in aggre.
gate. Thus the State Worlds air
Board, which has been organized
| with Col. A. s. Buford as president
will probably have about $l50, 900 tC
expend to secure crcditable repres-
| entation of the OLD Dominion. The
state will erect fine building.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-22
Advice to Stout Women.

In choosing the material for your
coat, just remember that 1t must be
becoming not only in color, but also
in material. A very shart plaid ma
terial, or q close check may be suit
able for your friend who is tall and
slender, writes Isabel A. Mallon in
the April Ladies' Home Journal.
But on you, who are short and plump,
it will have the effect Of making you
appear at least an inch shorter, con.
sequently you want to avoid that. On
stout women, generally, a smooth,
plain cloth IL most desirable, but do
not advise either the light grays, the
biscuits or the wood colors, for they
seem to add to the flesh, take away
from the height. and be everything
but what they should be, becoming
Another thing that the stout woman
must beware of is the overlapping
seams and large buttons noted es-
pecislly on the English box coats.
The light cloths are most becoming
to woman who have dark hair and
clear, rosy skin; they make pale
women look sallow, and sallow wo
man. resemble lemon. Here is
another suggestion for the stout wo
man. Do not make the mistake OF
having too long coat, else you will
look as if you were all body and no
legs. The slender girl will be wise
If, in a smooth fitting coat, she was
inserted q waistcoat, tor then she will
apparently gain breadth, and the
long, well. fitting outline is not inter.
ferred with.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-22
A MURDERoUs ASSAULT.

A White Midnight visitor Tries 70
Shoot a Colored Poiicemans
Wife-Sbe Returns the Com
piiment and Frightens
Him Away.
The newspapers OF late have been
so full of epdish deeds enacted In
the Alamo city that people have
ceased to be excited over them at all.
Murders, incendiaries and robberies
are the topics of the times, and new
subject of discussion on these crimes
is given the populace daily.
Last night most bloody attempt
was made to murder the wife OF q
colored policeman OF this city, named
A. Harris, at her home, 500 Indianola
street.
Between 1920 and 1890 this morn
ing lust after Policeman Harris had
left home to report at headquarters to
90 on watch, white man came in the
'front.' gate of his home and called for
him, Mrs. Harris, who was frighten-
ed considerably, went to the front
window of room and inquired as to
what was wanted. The man answer.
cd, II want to see Harris" She
replied saying she would call her
husband up, hoping to frighten the
unwelcome visitor away, but he an.
swered her with an oath and said.
"You are d-n liar. I saw
your husband going down to
report just now" Mrs. Harris
left the window and started for the
pack of the house to call to her
neighbors. On hearing her enter the
hall he commenced shooting through
the front door. He fired two shots,
both OF which passed through the
door, back wall and tin roof Of
the back gallery.
When he commenced shooting Mre.
Harris, with remarkable nerve, took
q six shooter down from the wall and
commenced to fire out the win dow at
him. She shot three shots but none
of them took effect. When
she fired the first time he
was in the front yard and
stopped down and made for the gate
On reaching the street he started at q
run down it followed by two 44.cali.
bre balls from Colts.
The mans features could not be
seen by Mrs. Harris TO any advantage
and she will be unable to describe
him.
The weapon used by him was either
"A or 45-calibre, judging from the
force of the shots and the size of the
holes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-22
A Dainty Fan.

A very dainty tan to give to bride,
writes ISABEL A. Mallou in the April
Ladies' Home Journal. is of white
gauze with pearl mounts; the gsuze
is thickly studded with silver sequins
and has, wrought out very delicstely
a pattern of marguerites. Of course
this present Is particularly applicable
If the BRIDES name should be Mar
garet, Marguerite or Daisy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-22
MONEY SAVEDII

MONEY SAVEDl
Common sense teaches that to buy
judiciously means MONEY SAVED and
in this direction 1t points directly to
our store, where so per cent is saved
on every article purchased. Goods
have to be slaughtered, and this at
the earliest possible date. as it means
MONEY SAVED to us. Our loss your
gain, hence get your supply of FUR
NITURE before it is too late.
16 I'm HAGER & MOTHS,
IL North Alamo plaza.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-22
GONE WITH THE PINS.

Where is the thrill of last nights
fear?
Where is the stain of last weeks tear?
Where is the tooth that ached last
year?
Gone where the lost pins 60 to;
For last nights riddle is all made
plain,
The sunshine laughs at the long past
rain.
And the tooth that ached hath lost
Its pain
That's what our trouble grows to.
Where are the clothes that we used
to wear2
Where are the burdens we used to
bear?
Where is the bald heads curling hair?
Gone where the pins disappear to.
For the style has changed and the
clothes are new,
The sky are wearing q brighter hue,
The hair doesn't snarl as it used to
And the parting has grown more
clear, too.
Where are the bills that our peace
distress?
Wnere ID ID the pin tnat the DaDy
"blesssd?"
Where are the doves In last years.
nest?
Where have the pins all gone to?
On the old bills paid are the new ones
thrown,
The baby's at school with her pins
outgrown,
And the squads are running q nest of
their own
You can't bring 'em back il you
want to.
We can stand the smart Of ye ,terday,
Today's worse ills we can drive away;
What's was and Is brings no disn ay
For past and present sorrow;
But the burdens that make us grOan
and sweat,
The trou bles that make us fume and
fret,
Are the things that haven't happened
yet
The pins that we'll find tomor-
row.
Robert J. Burdette in Ladies' Home
Jurlal