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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s,hovc corner Of ia3i.st, 25.llxloo; Adolph 400
Opnhym and another to DaNid y ~, - w.
Hottest. No $50 West; stephen j "flsh' W "a " 1s
ur1Son.s,. Nos 81 and CO. and Jay-st, No, 70
Julius Wooir ct al 10 inc 'o'''" -. 1877,
Lew,s.st. " :, IS It : Of Deianccy-st. 2'N''' %
cl,n;o ",s 10 % FGerlck snyder schmtt J.
Lots Is to IL. block > nap SherId,n x - 4 I'm
oath Ward JAMS + sheridan et I'll !" ' 4.
Lott ci r. and s.. block s. same property same 70
r,N w il Place i'y : III I, " Of Lisbon place,
r' aa MOO john Kan to il nyne: as axosi:
r; r1sofc d Hor SGr to Dennis HARRINGTON so
Tldany.st. s. s9ll It Of wGstches seT ''N
p,aahr-. Law rornep i4stS.st il;xico &c;
Vacska Never t. Mattjet check i,9,h i'
Ward Andcw j ConncS TO the Amsterdam O,
@ 4ssas. FsS! S. ( S'''.s ssslo" so
1'f 1:o Sich lTS T, to o";ia"aa.' 81
Rlecc ris.fs corner s,n-ayc l7.9v'o; william
M.. 60 r 100 s.m nns% wS to 4o
80 rVS, J"hn Schmcngcr to II ldcn a.
i0th.si 5 : 100 IT " Of sth.ave 2'N'oo' A''o" %
.od nafrs " zoe H' Il Of Shaw 5cxlooi; Clara -
0dCll to II oa' corner OF osd.;t 4oy75s
char!cs Guide. to Iiclbnap, ;,.r '''
4th.avc. n W corner Of 13Sd't. 2'loSSo Mar" o.
.,a An 70 s4Io I: OF i3ad.-t 75xso same .,
ood.t hoy yo +: Of i.iayc isoxioo5; Lara
Wa a'aIr ,i1i # OF ssd.-t iooNso; %
I1ni.o |. de- Mont,l.o 10 Is Hess ..,..,,'-. 49,
Ois,.sf 80 225 Fast Il WaFd' referce' !"
"a hc1 lis IT 81 5Gth.st isNs7e
i,,,. II srbromIn 10 Aiirci Bod ......-......
crc.ona,,to n " corner Oakland Place 23Nl0o;
Kat f'Td 70 Soyoar Is!s..., 25vloo Michael
WIlnnron. r'for" +, Ncw.Yor" and SururD' o,
an ngI r'ss and iG az u En Place
f' a5yIoi Hannah NJ IIyncs to Mary Iah'y
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Reading Railroad System

Anthracite Coal used exclusively, insuring Cleasn.
ness and Comfort.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping CaI%
Station Foot of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table In effect December y. 1892.
IEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.
n B!T,FFA NJ T0RoNI0 ANI CHICAGO EXPRESS
SCRANTON EXPREss, EXCEPT SUNDAY, sis
A. W., 1880 T.. W.. 3:4j p. W., 1880 p. VI.
For Buffalo, Rochester, Niagara Falls
Toronto, Chicago and the West.
At 10 M. 80 D. M Sundsys . ;15 = N. 80 =
For Easton. 90 s 10 .. H.. u 80 2:15 3A5 SEA
80 o. M Sundays. :O0 S:l5. IL 100 q. m. 40 TN
For Bethlehem. Allentown and Maucn Cnunk Ivy,
815, l. 49, q 10. except Mauch Chunky, 3:+5 SEA
80 D. Sundays, co. BIS. ii 200 o. m. lao 7;3
D.
IL 100 a. M
Sundays 5 is. II 90 .. m -" 80 D. m. Nv
Fos points In the Mahanoy coal region ct :15 D n,
12 80. 3 IS D. IN. Sundays. 6:l5 II 100 .. m.
For Wkesb1rre Pittston and Scranton S15 D. -
IL 30 3:45. 80 D. Sundays except Scranton. SIS
For E inf Sis a. m. p 80 80 D. N. sund.ys
BIS a. IN. Z 80 D. m.
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Delaware. Iacknwnnnn and Western X. Il.
stations Ia New Nork foot Of Barclay aud Christopher
strecfs.
SHORTEST LINE, vEsTIBULED TRAINS.
pI'i.lMtN lnA(fIES.


DI'cet route 70 Ntm AIM M0NTCLAi!
i:idge, Madison. MorrlsioM, pa'iae ra%r.on B9o @
pArCONG. HackctCtown. sCnooLEY's NOUN.
TAIN, Westminster, tn -. EAsioN
SCRANTON. PlIT,I on, WILKEsBAEHE, NANTI.
Sose. EISGiiAMfoS, .6%foED, ,NosWICm, Water.
Vile, UTICA RICHFlELD SPRINGS. Cortland
SYRACUSE. 0SWEGo ITMA,GA 0 ,,.EYr ELMIRA,
FONTS wEsf H0k1nwE Isl AND souIMWEsT;
999 a lpa spo, olcA a9@ oswEGq Tx
with train for Chicago, arriving O:l5 u m. mex.
,.lO 4. M.-BIXGnAMToN NAIL. Stops at princi.
1:60 T. M.-sCRANTON, BINGuAMroN and Ell.
MIRA EXPRESS. Pullman parlor
4,i0 r. M.-SrliANTQN lLkt.sBARiE ana PLYM.
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman parof cars.
1880 r: NJ aDaiy'.-Bu EFALo, LIMITED H EXPRESS.
600 r. NJ. DAILY .-BufFALo. UTICA AMI oSwEGO
EMPRESS. Pullman sleepers. , -
TlCKtiS and ~ LLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 70
Murray and 40 Broadwsy l1ekgts at terry suatous.
ave-. New.Yors; 333 washlngtonst 7.6 Fulton.st and
3eS Bcdfordove brooklyn Time tables. giving full In.
formation, at all stations.
WESTrOrT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence TO Destination.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE SINK LINZ.
1'rma ic Ian 49, 6 a. m. .Gcrmaric Feb 10 p N.
.Majc,tic Jan rs ii 80 Marstic. Feb 10 80 an
1,snnnic FEB / 6 a. M. Britannia. March l. D. IA.
.rcutonic FEB. 5. ii 80 TeGoic Maf,h > 10 O. !"
From, WhIie STAR Dock. loot r. West l,tn-,t 49,.
Saloon 0tes $50 upwort. ACCORDING TO steamer avg ocA
~ berth second cabin these steamer f11 qua
Ssn " Irn.id $40 and so. II cfage fror or - the
Old County 500 No. % Broadway. Ne".iorA. rnia
delnnlu ONCE 400 Walnut-st r.-r ..,
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-uAMY1,nl, AMERICAN JACKET Co

n. 10 GENOA. Via Gibraltar Per o. -,
Twin Screw Express <. 6. FUERST BISMARCK, Feo. =
GKINU IXtI ESiON Ia the Mederra5ean and the
Orient by = FIerst Bismarck. from Ne"-fofH fco T.
Duration 10 weeks send for pluihlet
EXPRESS SERVICE TO o,.,,,.,,,.,r
SOI-TU ANpTON. LONDON. AND THE CONIiNEN u
10y magnificent twinscrew s.c9mhp p OF lo-loooo
III = Spring sallnCs begin March Jun
HAMDU it,.AMEKiCAN PACKET Co., 81 BWay, ~. 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12

T OST.-Bank Book No i6o7ii on Dry Dock Savings
IL AnT person having claims upon said book j.
called upon pres-n, the 10 the bank wiLhin thirty
days said will be declared canccfe1
unguished. and O ISSUED In lieu thereof Mrs
Z. HIHSH 223 East 76th.st.
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New York & Boston,
Pullman Limited
Ncw.YOrlx 4 Northern Railway
NeW-YOrk 4 NcW.EnGiand Railroad.

In connection Manhattan Elevated Railway solid train
4 PULLMAN SLEEPER~. PASSENGER. and BAGGAGE
CARS leave l5jth terminus 9th and 9th Ave. Elevated
daily including Sundays. IL 80 p NJ. arriving IN
Boston, foot Summer ST.. at 40 \. NJ Baggage checked
through at ~ Y. y stloas sd ST. oth Aye., and
i55th St. ard Sth Ave.
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage dcstii from hotels residence
part Of the city upon application TO any Of their various
snices IN Ncw-Solk or Brooklyn.
EXlRESS TRAIN on SIXTH AVE. ~"
Leaving South Ferry 1887 r. N. connects with this
train. For running time Time Tables.
PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES IN NETWORK
CITY, Arcade E,ws Rooms. Il Broadway. and 353
Broadway where Pullman reservation be obtained
slecpcrs open for accommodation OF passengers
before leaving time OF train.
IL. II. VEEELAND. T. NJ ALLEN.
t.cl. Plss'r
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

a. 80 sI5 A. NJ AS e 40 speciaD 90 6:1S p ~
For Tons River Earaegat Park and BarneGas 80
SIS A. NJ, lao. 20 F. NJ. =,
For Atlantic City, Vneland. and Bcgeton. 80 A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach, Scsbright and Highland Beach
$50 siS. i 80 n Zoo go las. 400 4;9o 2. ~
Tickets and pa seats De procured at IL ~
cGl, AS 7s5, 942, LAO Broadway, 80 Murrayst. W
Canalst 81 East lith-st., Columbus end %
West i2sthst; NewYSrk s3s wase,nc,on; s., 20 r'
Westcott Express Co. will call for and check bas1H
from hotel or residence destination.
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TOURS TO THE TROPICS.
ATLAS LIN l..

WEEKLY SERVICE FROM NEw.YoRK
IN the Island Of Jamaica, renowned Tor it >hiunrou>
elm natural beatty wnte station OF th, hTvs, ",
Navy and OF the British Army IL inc "et
indies hotels and splendid ad.. ~. 49,. ,A
Regular sangs also Tor Halu, COSTA l'iea aiu 'io
many Old World Of the Spanish man
~ Iliust atd pamphlet mailed fee. 49,. y.,,
PIN FORWOOD & CO.. Ay MT, ~ S.,t'.J' N,"''o'n
Or TiIOS COOK & SONS. Tourl.ts Agenclcs.
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Ocean Steamers.
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5. s. co.

"a ~IiuKI kOU ~ TO LONDON.
NEW-YOHK SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. -
First Cabin $40 and UPWARD. second Cabin $50 .
berth. Steer low rates. Steamers sail from 1905 OF
.a--t., Hubokep- -
II. IL. Meier Jan. H. pm. salicr Sat- teb = am
III Tucs Ian IL am Trave Tue, reb. Z. 10 am.
Dresden Tues Ian "a o m Lain, Tues, Feb L. am
hIier Tues Ian n : an Elbc Tues. Feb. 81 AIN.
MEQITERRANFAN LINE
Nrw-YOrk to Genoa In less than eleven o2y
Kaiser w II Ian 90 10 am Koi,r w IL April g. 10 m.
Fuida sat FEB a 10 am Vera, Sat, Apr. q. 10 am
Kaiser " III Mar T. 10 am Fuda Sat, APR. 80, 10 en-
Weira SAT Ma II 10 am Ka'scrWIi Nav l3 10
NFW.yoRK no PALERMO Am NAPLES.
Ems . SATURDAY, Feb. IS. 10 a. m
Passage 500 s1c5 or $50 a berth. First Cabin.
OFIRICiIS & CO. Bowling Green.
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CI-NARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
IA. TO LIVERPOOL, VIA oCEENstO%N', ~
Gala. Jan. 81 80 a. H. i5iaia Fob IS. 800 m.
Auranis 2s. p III Aurana.. Feb 23 ID p, H.
ttruria FEB a. 30 a. m. Fl ura Mar G;5o a. H.
from Pier 49, North River. foot Of ClSrkson;n, a.,
Cabin passage. $50 and upward second capin: 80.
Storage and from all parts OF EUROPE Al Wy
low rates. freight and passage apply at Inc COM
Dany's Office Rowling Green New-Yori
f' VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. General Agents
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e RE LIN ES .

Through trains Tor Chicago am The West Nnyc New.
York, foot of daly, as follows. and ave
minutes earlier from West .3i-st.
III A. M.-Va Niagara Falls and Chauta uqua
Cl0 Lake: rarlor -. New,YOrk to Buffalo.
Sleeper Horlcllsylle to Cncinnat. Dinngcar.
3.(l0 +. M:-xesIibul, Limited solid train Tor Chi
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dlning-oar.
con T.. M.-so,M lrln b. Chicaeo Via Naeara Falls.
O.CV Slc,pers 10 Buffalo Rochester and Chicago. Din.
Oon p. M.-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
O.CU solid am 10 Chicago. Sleepers to lIornells.
T Deal TINE TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
II accommodations at tOl ami %! iroadway Chambers
and West I'D ferries, New-iork 1893 Fulton
brooklyn 200 Hudsoa st. Hoboael. and Jersey City SIN
ton. Eric Transfer Company calls for and checks bag.
gage from hotels ond residences TO destination.
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RED STAR LINE.

4 RED STAR LINE.
~. FOI, ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing Tor New-Iork and Antwetp weekly -
REL GEM, n ID ... We nc-11y, Jan. ~, y ~ a N
i'riIsJ AZ ID - "Wednesday. Jan. %. II 30 r. ~
Fr,s cabin. $50 upward second raen: 70 nh'"I 3D.
e2e from Antwcrr. *ls. Reduction on r'rHd IMP AP
,Iy for "Facts., stcrige al very low r1,e -,-o
IN Eli ! 4 ,.o.,s a rowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
Anrtion Sales Of Real Gstate.

KINGSTON REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Fine business property. corner Unloa-aSc and Henry.
st. Kingston y. Y. Electric line passes this property
100 Tee; front Union-ayc. about 100 feet deep
Excellent location for hoic dry goods house
clothing house. sold the highest bidder, Saturday
January a. 1893, at 80 o'clock y. m.
For plans and further particulars call address
d. u. STOWE. Real Estate Agent. Rondout. n. Y.
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Danrinq Araocmles.

A LEXANDER MACGREGOEo. , l..
hlOS Yves: 5jth-st. priyatc lessons ana GRASSES ~
CAncing; terms, &C., circulars
w ALIZ AND ALL FASHIONABLE DANCEs tau2hl;
w and class lessons artistic, fant anu stase
dancing taught. terms moderate cfcuir,. h->iNhA-As
BOOKER CONSERVATORY. ~ West l-ust
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GENERALE Transa;lantique.

COMpAtMiE m ~ E 11v III ThY EhT
Ia BOT Rf,OTNE. LctOeu ST. IAN. !, q N.
I a tNPNGNls Bower ~. - D.
-" kut;I:T GcIeial Agent. NO. bowling Green.
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0carbers

.ESCY TO SUPPLY tutors, professors, TEACHERS
"A govcrrosses. etc.. in all departments Of itaiihs
cuIars OF good schools recommended ~ patents Ndd.iid
COYKIERE. Book Bu1ing. $50 lffh-ave, cor -o'h-s''
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS agency
"A supple. Professors; Toachrr' Iutors 1ctci"c'S'''
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNG.FCLT0N. % Union sauorc.--
II LoCUTIoN and PHYSICAL CULTURE-ClasS and
IL private instruction. MS MARLIN, foti Groch-
hoist l01 West S5thst.. New-Yok City
II EENCH INSTRUCTION by native lady Correct pro
nunciltoa aad GRAFTON easily acqulr'd; private
and class,s: references Write adlrrss Mile ABRY,
131 West f9th-s:.
ID RIVATE INSTRUCTION: rcp,arion for college
L speciality: highest Icicr,ices. Address oa
YALE GRADUATE. BOX 90. Tribune Oficc
THE FISK Teachers Acencies-NewYork Eoston. Chi
l cagO Los Angeles. &c. 5000 positions filed H. e.
CKO, kEK. n. Y. Manager 20 shave (3tlsto
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A --INMAN LINE.
CITY OF NEW YORK. SATURDAY Feb; 20. ~ p M
City OF PhEIs. SATURDAY. Mar; il - noon
CITY OF BERLIN SATURDAY Mar -. d. i"
From Pier 49, y. r., foot Of Chrlstopatrs'' ro.,o
First cabin passage southampton Longer o 0t cabn
$40 and S45. Stecrage at low rates $1,000. co
n 70 n. Y.
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For Both Sexes-Country.

T. AsTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Peughkeepsic. Ny.
LOpea al the Thorough instruction In Bookkeeping.
Ranking Commercial Law, Pcnmanship. Correspondence.
Arithmetic &C. Tclegraphy senography Typewnting, &c
Hcs No charge for situations furnished Send for catgo
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1nsIrurI,pn

For Young Ladies-City
ID OARD1N0 AND DAY SCHO,i. FL. GIRLS
ID NO COZ 5TIIAVE.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. CHAS. H. GARDNER, Principals.
m EWYUKk BUSINESS COLLEGE. I25ih-st n "
~ All practical branches day evening Cali or ad.
Dress CLEMENT 4. GAINES, Mount Morri. Eank I;'Ig
The herald., 1893-02-19
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
ONE OF THEM WILL INVESTIGATE
THE WHITTIER REFORM SCHOOL.
Senator John II. Mathews Chaperones
the Statesmen From Sacramento.
His Views About tho Work
That Is Being Done.

State Senator John R. Mathews ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon
from Sacramento. He accompanies the
senate public building and Whittier in
vestigation committees and the assem-
bly, military and public building COM
mittees that are here to make full
investigation of the departments in this
section over which they may have juris-
diction. The military committee went
to Armory hall last night and saw Com
panies A, B, @ and F OF the Seventh
regiment parade. The quarters and
companies were inspected. Before leav-
ing the Hollenbeck last evening for the
Armory Senator Mathews gave HERALD
reporter short outline of the causes for
tho presence of the committees in Los
Angeles.
II am working faithfully for the in
terests of this section, the normal
school being my pet object, the bill per-
tanning to which was drawn up and
introduced by myself. Senator Carpen-
ter has been i'll for some time, but has
about recovered now, and together we
hope to successfully advocate the inter
este of Southern California. l had been
trying to get appropriations for the
Whittier Reform school, but there was
such cry of mismanagement and for
investigation that Mr.. Biggy of San
Francisco finally moved that q special
committee of three members be ap-
pointed to fully investigate the affairs OF
the school, from its Inauguration to the
present time.
Knowing it would be next to impos-
slble to secure any appropriation until
the charges were answered, we were
very willing that such committee
should be appointed. We shall aid it
fully. All of the committees are COM
posed entirely of northern men with the
exception of myself, and was selected
only with view to assisting in the work
by introducing and showing them about
this country.
"The special reform school committee
will leave tomorrow for Whittier.
"The public building committee will
investigate among other places the
Normal school here and the insane
asylum at San Bernardino."
The committees are as follows;
Assembly militsry-C. D. McCauley,
chairman; ]. J. McElroy, H. j. T.
jackson.
Assembly public building-John M.
Curtis, chairman; J. j. Gallagher, III.
M. La Rue, s. G. Duckworth-
Senate public building-H. M. Ever
EFT, chairman; DR.. Martin, Henry @.
Gesford, Gen. J. r. Mathews.
Whittier senate inveatigation-Ira L.
Ford, chairman; W. J. Biggy, Charles
S. Arms.
The herald., 1893-02-19
MEMORANDA.

Sanborn, Vail & Co. are the largest
dealers in all goods pertaining to the
picture and art trade on the coast. II
you need anything in their line call on
them. Good goods at satisfactory prices.
133 South Spring street.
One thousand samples of lace cur
tains, ranging in length from l. d yards
to 219 yards, will be sold at the City oi
London, I'll South Broadway, on Mon.
day tomorrow, from 10 cents to 81.
Nelgen, the artistic tailor, is located
at 116 North Spring street. Don't lose
any time if you want nobby suit. See
him; he will be sure to please you in
price and fit.
The order Of Railway Conductors will
give grand ball at Armory hall We'd
nesday evening. Tickets 81. Excellent
music. Invitations can be had from
members or at the door.
William Shepard, the Evangelist, ad.
dresses mems meeting at the Y. M. G.
A., 2O9 South Broadway, at p. m. to-
day. All men are invited.
An admitted fact that you can save
from $5 to $40 on every suit you get
from Joe Poheim, the tailor, 143 South
Spring street.
Go to the Tabor Carriage works on
West Fifth street, for buggies, carriages
ard Concord business wagons. We have
also in stock carriage robes, dustera and
whips.
Orders taken for every kind of fancy
work, hem-stitching, etc., at Woman's
Exchange, 223 South Broadway.
Don't miss the lace curtain sale tomor-
row at the City of London.
DR.. Lindley, 33l1a South Spring ct.
The herald., 1893-02-19
The Dentists and the Law.

II is not generally known that in 1886
law was enacted by the legislature fol
the purpose of insuring the better edu.
cation OF dental practitioners. This law
requires that all dentists shall either
hold dental diplomas from reputable
dental colleges or undergo an examina-
tion at the hands of the state dental ex.
amining board.
1t is the intention of this law to bar
from practice only those who are unqual.
flied, and prevent empires. charlatane
and "what not" from victimizing the
public. li
When an attempt is made to enforce
the law lot of sickly sentiment is vast
ed on the bread and butter aspect of the
case, and the imposition is allowed to
continue, when the dentist is not grad
uate and incompetent to stand his ex.
animation before the state board. It 10
the patient, and not the dentist, that
needs sympathy.
The herald., 1893-02-19
LETTER BAG.
That Double Track.

EDITORS HERALD: Last Thursday,
about l 80, took q Second street elec-
tric car for the Santa Fe deport. When
we got to Alameda street we were blocked
by a freight train on the S. P. track.
Here were FIVE electric cars and about a
dozen wagons blocked for jast 13 min
utes. Now when tho S. P. gets two
tracks on Alameda street and the prop
erty on each side used for switch yards,
then where do the public who patronize
the Terminal or Santa Fe come in, to
say nothing of the people of Boyle
Heights and the people that live east of
Alameda street. The engine that pulled
that freight train was No. 1925. The
proper solution of that double track
franchise is to deny it. And let the city
authorities take hold and get that one
track off OF Alameda street and down to
the river front, where it properly be-
longs, and thereby confer an everlasting
blessing to the travelling public.
M. THOMAS.
The herald., 1893-02-19
To the Retail Grocers.

We beg to call your attention to the
inducement now offered with g. S.
yeast, which will prove beneficial to
both dealer and consumer and which
will facilitate the sale of our yeast in
this market. From this date until fur.
ther notice every case OF g, S. yeast will
contain thirty-six 1867 envelopes, in
each of which will be sealed one num-
Der, said numbers ranging from one to
10. To every person purchasing G. s.
yeast one envelope may be given for
each package bought. A set of 10 num-
bers, ranging consecutively from to 10,
will entitle the holder to one ($1) dol
lars worth of groceries of any descrip-
tion from any dealer.
We hereby authorize all dealers to re.
deem said sets of 10 numbers, which in
turn will be redeemed for full value by
the undersigned. Asking your kind con-
sideration and cooperation in this mat
ter, we are, very respectfully,
GRocERs' SUNDRIEs MAN'FG Co.
The herald., 1893-02-19
THE KELLEY CURE.

An Agent OF tho Famous Riverside In
stitute In Los Angeles.
Mr.. B. s. Hill, the agent of the River
side Keeley institute, is in the city, and
is stopping at the Nadeau. Mr.. Hill
will remain here for week, and any
parties desiring information concerning
the Keeley treatment or it's effect can
obtain it from him. In fact. all desired
information can be secured by calling
on or addressing him concerning this
famous remedy for the alcohol, opium
and morphine habits.
The herald., 1893-02-19
A New city Map of Los Angeles.

Messrs. Koeberle aud Morton have
presented the HERALD with handsome
mammoth map of Los Angeles city,
just issued. This map appears to be the
best ever published here. The subdi-
visions, streets and lots, parks, railroads,
etc., are very clearly shown. Each lot
with its number appears also, Just as
the new boom in real estate is starting
this map comes in very handy.
The herald., 1893-02-19
Lectures on Human Naturs.

Prof. N. N. Riddell, the well-known
Lecturer on Human Science and the
Social Problems of the Age, will begin a
series of lectures at the Y. M. @. A. hall,
Tuesday evening, February 2lst. Pro-
fessor Rddell comes with the highest of
recommendation from pulpit and press.
For the past week he has drawn large
and enthusiastic audiences in the taber-
nacle at Pasadena. Every one should
avail themselves of the opportunity oil
hearing him.
The herald., 1893-02-19
THEY CAN WED.
eople Who Secured Their Marriage
T.inanana VaafarIaO

People Who Secured Their Marriage
Licenses Yesterday.
The following marriage licenses were
yesterday issued by the county clerk:
Gilbert Allen, native of England
aged %, to Leila Mary May, also a ma
tive of England, aged q, and both resi-.
dents of Riverside.
Robert N. Allen, a native of England,
aged 25, and Emily Jane May, also ma
tive of England, aged 29. Both resi-
dents of Riverside.
In the above two cases two brothers
married two sisters.
The herald., 1893-02-19
WOrld'g Fair.

Are you going to the worlds fair? If
90, settle now the all important prob
lem, where shall l stay and what will it
cost? For circular letter giving in
formation of special advantage to you on
these points, call on or address A.
Phillips & Co., 1873 South Spring street,
Los Angeles.
The herald., 1893-02-19
An Important Difference.

To make it apparent to thousands, who
think themselves ill, that they are not
affected with any disease, but that the
system simply needs cleansing, is to
bring comfort home to their hearts, as
costive condition is easily cured by using
Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Company.
The herald., 1893-02-19
You Are Invited

To inspect the elegant line of goods now
in stock at the W. G. Furrey compsny
in their commodicus new stores at 1855
to 165 North Spring street, sole agents
for the world renowned Weir stove
plumbing and household goods.
The herald., 1893-02-19
Turnars. Attention,

Special general meeting of the Turn
Verein Germand next Wednesday even
ing. February %, to discuss the sale of
their property. JACOB KUHRTs,
@. J. PETELER, President.
Secretary.
The herald., 1893-02-19

Chinese and japanese curios, silk dress pat
terms; ladies' embroidered silk handkerchfefs,
two for % cents. Manufactures ladies' under.
wear and gents furnishing goods. Also an ex-
tensive line of new holiday goods at very low
prices. Please call and. inspect our stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere No. sos North
Main street, near plaza.
The herald., 1893-02-19
Ebinger's Restaurant.

The finest in the city; the favorite OF
eastern tourists. Service unexcelled on
the coast. Meals served la carte.
French dinners from 12 till p. m.
Ladies' parlor connected.
The herald., 1893-02-19

An annual solemn mass in memory of
the late Mrs. Zenobia Yorba de Row.
land will be celebrated at San Gabriel
Catholic church, on February Goth, at
10 am. Friends Of the family are
cordially invited.