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The morning call., 1893-04-29

L'HE SALE-HALF INTEREST N A WELL
i "HuCuCted and well-patroniZsl coffee and chop
q Sc on principal street; daily receipts S55. must
:. sold In 3 days; half cash; balance can be paid
r.l ~ business; no agents. +. SCHOLZ. 75+ MS
SON 81. sD2g ste
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
DOR REPAIRS. ADDITIONS AND ALTERA
tons to property. reasonable rates store and Of
fee fittings. ED ROWLAND. 1922 PoweiI.inrII a.
I v. LAWRENCE. CARPENTER AND BUII.p.
q er,6le Sacramento ST. cabinet work and fitting
I'D onces promptly attended, telephone 9OO.mi6 Il
The morning call., 1893-04-29

STATIONERY, NoTIoNs AND VARIETY
- store; iul value in stock; bargain MCLAUGH-
IIN CO., 26La hearny St
The morning call., 1893-04-29

COOK GENTEEL BUSINESS SUIT MAN;
- 90 good liviag % Be- mad; experience
needed. only partissF with cash and meaning bust
ness Address opportunity, box 81, Cali Branch
once. o. gTPLrz ~
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= AKTAIN-N ELL-FAiING STATION ERY AND
- bazaar; must be sold. 1888 Valencia 81. % 7tT
n EEDLEwORK AND STAMPING STORE: No
- Teasoaabe offer refused 81 HAYES. ap23 7t+
The morning call., 1893-04-29

AicALESTER 4 McMAHAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND INSURANCE BROKERS,

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
$4,000 each-S cottages; $1,000 cash; balance In
stallments; easy terms; rooms and bath; very
finely finished; west side York st., bet. 18th and
26th; size 26SlO0.
$38O0-Neat cottage u cash; balance time;
south side Clinton Park, bet. Market and l4th.
Guerrero and Dolores sts; . rooms and bath; large
basement; size 25xT5.
$4,000 each $1,000 cash; balance miscellaneous;
lots east side Folsom ST.. nth; all work
perfect and accepted by the city; size 25xl3O.
APPS U TuSa
The morning call., 1893-04-29

GEG,I SALOON AND KEsTA URANT: ALSO
u DtO. = furnished rooms, on the city front
Apply az Call Branch once. apps -
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D CTCHER-SHOP FOR SALE: GOOD LOCA.
} tlon. Apply Eighteenth and Capp sts ap23 IT.
The morning call., 1893-04-29

CHAS. f ELLIOT SECRETARY
Omee-Room 70, Nevada block, 300 Montgomery
ST.. San Francisco Cal. aplS I'd
The morning call., 1893-04-29

COSO CTGAR-STAND; FULL VALUE II
s1OOO. stock and fixtures; clears 500 per ninth
Bus-ness E1ohange. 1927 Market St ap27 3ts
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Any stock upon when this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the LIST day OF May. 1893. win be
delinquent and advertised for sale public auc.
tion; and unless payment Is made before will be
sold on THURSDAY. the 35th day OF May. 1913, to
pay the deliHq ueBt assessment. together with the
costs Of adyertislng and expenses OF sale. BY
of Board o Directors.
The morning call., 1893-04-29


| me OF ENGLISH LINOEEuMS. soc: MAT
- Tins l0c; Brussels carpet laid soc: furniture
lowest PriceS SHREK. 1910 ana 1912 Stockton. tt
CAEfErS-SMITH's BRUSSELS, Csc \ YARD
y N FRIEDMAN & CO, 224-22S 25O and sos
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4 OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED FOR BOY
y or young mau TO learn good trade; one pre-
ferred wiki some knowledge OF fine naehfaist's
work with capital to invest II rightly adapted can
have an Interest In the business. Gail ad dress
u. =, Geary ST. room 3 ap2q -
The morning call., 1893-04-29

YOUR OWN PRICE BUYS TO-DAY GOOD
L ciIy-frOnt restaurant, as the owner is SICK in
Jrd. Apply Cal Branch Once ap29 3t%
The morning call., 1893-04-29

DELE ISLE MINING COMPANY-LOCATIOS
ID OF principal place OF business. San Francisco,
California location OF works Tuscarora, Elko
County, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board Of Directors held on the 18th daY OF March,
1893 an assessment tSo- l3) OF ten (l0) cents per
share levied upon the capital stock OF cor
porati0n, payable Immediately IN United SrsteS
gold cola to the Secretary. at the Office OF tho
naTt
The morning call., 1893-04-29

C..JIO AGOOD SALOON WITH 3 wELL-FUR-
- ~ uis1ed rooms and fixtures; doing good
business; owner must sell on account OF lrav ing
city; rent $50 Apply TO California business Ex-
CEaC-e. = Market APIS BIS
The morning call., 1893-04-29

no LEAsE-sUNNY HOUSE, 2Ss SAN JOSE
ave- cor. Iwenty-hfth ST., Ii rooms and BATH
sou Won RHEiN d CO.. sl3 California st. 20 7t
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DNICE FREE ON DIVORCE LAWS, PRO
n bate insolvency. collections, damages liens
etc. g. w HOWE. atty. $50 MKT, cor. Stocktn s Ct
W W DAVIDSON. ATTORNEY T-LAW. 420
" California St. rooms 14-I5; advice free. d3tt
II 4. ChoiHkkS ATTokNEY-AT-LAW, l1S
II. Clay g. Re3U
The morning call., 1893-04-29

COSA FOR SALE-ONE OF BEST AND OLD
- ~. est butcher-saops at the Mission: large
outsiae trade; horse aud wagon; owner going to
Virginia CITY. Apply Call Branch ONCE. an % 3tz
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r ROCERY AND BAR; OTHER BUSINESS. 247
" Clara ST.. between FiftH and Sixth. ap27 7ts
The morning call., 1893-04-29

TOR SALE-BARGAIN: GOOD-PAYING SA-
L loon with OF without stock Cor. Twenty fourth
and FLorIda SIS. ap97 3ts
The morning call., 1893-04-29

SIORE TO LET
The reliable. veknown mems furnIshng-gOods
stand at l06 Third 81 to LETT fixtures for sale For
particulars call al 527 Montgomery st. ap23 tt
The morning call., 1893-04-29

HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS. APPLY
II grocerys Ellis and Laguna SITS ap29 1t"
LoR SALE CHKAP-GOoD HORSE. WAGON
/ AID harness: suitable for lght express business.
Apply 344 Brannan st ap27 AZ
DASTURAGE FOR HORSES, 81 80 PER MONTH;
L No ! feed Particulars 10 hont'g'y St. rm l. II
CENTENNIAL STABLES-CARRIAGES ROOF
~ Always. VietoTias. buggies etc. 1921 California
e.. bet Larkin and Polk telephone 66E A. CON
Lon, proprietor. mrl3n
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Climax Pills act on a new princi.
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and regulate the whole system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

branch house at Nos 40 and A. MyTtIayo' vn Tney
u The furniture bn d% nGy and M" then
opened al No. go Fultons. NJ d. CONWAY, nor"a ud
OF the firm Plat Conway ,oa 70 M apa hn IS the
company The combined interest and capital eihoie
the rm TO hold their pree N h, noinS IN the SANE
line in the retail trade. There are four hcor', ccn't
ING the basement The top floor rs Ve one up Of the
roomIest and best lighted Of its kind In the ci,y,
Comfortable passenger elevators whrl y9n 10 e en
are ablaze everything looks Us clean as WI %
pin There are spsciseS en- e ca c Moor beautiful
Moa,ctte carpet at ~ o. yard, velvet at 80 cent.
and brussels at AZ Il cents OF course you W the
day. to take a little nap rs 1t All right. Jus,
take the elevator in Murray Conway Co.'S ana gea
from what YOU Sec you indeed hard TO be pleased
on The main floor. chfonere Is the specially. II
address for - So ion can take that .ideboari along
too II is made of The same material and you , G
dining table in the basement u bargain Tor ~
in solid antique oak; too Why not gst "it
You wouldn't be long In spending here Sio d. I'LL"
that's all it costs. -,
YoY are on liont , s psC IN sr sp p n"hn
Ike having plenty TO choose from sTe !. aDd Il
firm aso ,S SnGagS II the w raa YOU Ms
were among the first" said William Z. Plat, &C. OF
att Co. who started the movement ma o r,sS oy
hour Saturdays: and this mas neeh the RUE AtsN
except during the busy season In the montAS OF Nay
October and December. We cater to the masses SOS;
rather more than to the classes but this docs pot
prevent us having hearty welcome and Satisfactory
treatment for all. We have secured he went on,
100000 pounds Of hair white drawings ana ior
$50 Will make you magnificent full SIZED mattress, anu
let you make your own selection from the finest
cMncs.r . - 80
Think Of some Of the things Mr. Plat can show
yOu and then choose solid oak sideboarS WIN
bevclled plate glass, fodingbcds hall stands parlor
tables nantc beds. pOrtiere beds eAtcns0n-iaD
chairs couches and bcdsteads Of all degree. ana In
variety Of woods Brussels and Wilton carpets ana
mattings and chamber suits that the average working
man. II he is able to earn anything at AL can amor
10 nav for. We not ia this business for all II
is worth as the saying Is" said Mr.. Plat but on
the good old principle which is appreciated the world
over, Live and let live
Tie Harding Manufacturing Company-liaber
dasrric, l. the business carried on here. and you
might walk along sixth-avc. Twenty thlrist., New
York for entire day, and not find finer selection
Of stock to choose from. The store Is nj Lawrnc"
and Fulton SIS This window Is a poem In color
and u.isfic arrangement. The interior dressed In
pure white with faint tracing Of gold, which on
riches and renders attractive the appearance Of the
woodwork and III" walls. Showcases in nickel which
shine like polished silver must rvct your attention.
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if You have eye for the beautiful not to speak
II all OF the articles when they contain. There i
an abundance OF lsht and air. IN fact. II you buy
some collars and cnl, and tic' and hats and sleeve
buttons from the Harding Manufacturing 4 ,npany .
ana wear them. nobody VIII pay any atcnti0n
10 the clothes you wear. If You should be- 50 nnlor
'nai inn as TO- hyr , on az an Ihn lnT 'T,.
bu,e lnris Of ircoklyn's busy thogougniarc. You
are lost in The rush and hustle Of customers and en-
ployc, moving to and FRO and everything going with
Livingston and oyt sls and II any one Of the large
floors were clear you could drill there a regiment Of
soldiers. IN fact, the 800 or so person, whom Mr.
Lehman pays every week make larger nsm5cr than
colonel commands Ia an average regiment Of the
- The varied line, OF communication said Louls
Lehman, have rough, 10 doors more than
ever bcfoIe shoppcs from Staten Island. Long Island
r. Eastern District and NcwYor.. which in add,
hon to the regular nroGkAn trade, has swellcd
trade to an immense volume
There 1, a good deal Of everything" ns Mr. Licb-
mann tcrs.ly put IT, To be found in these bright and
spacious warcrooms. This Is dry goods concern
The model Of HE m3,dcrn department, store said
fathers dealt except that you cannot get any wills
key hc added laughing. although ~ The
called .octop,S storcs by the trade h. continued
ana. indeed there T. no place In brooklyn will full
~ bette; This cnron- comparison ,hnn The big build
Is ,stabllshedr he went "Fulion 81. win be the
rival II it i, not 80 already sSSc, OF m SA.nvc
continuously and at night the place is ba,hcd in
rrookIyn women said Mr.. lehman. with be.
comng gnantry care the best judges Of material In
the world and that will explain the hum Of trade
which Won hear around. Ncs.' he added rs he
s,tlc1 back In his chair with air Of prosperity and
contcntment I'VE have good deal " everything In
this store" Indeed, Mr. Lehman spoke The literal
truth.
s. wechslcr & Bro. carry on the general dry
goods business nj Fulton ana Dnlieh sis. pay $50
hands and distribute them In - different depart
menis Two years ago they moved into the present
slxstcry brick and stone building. II was not long
| until the business grew too large even for this
place. ana last autumn large extension was added 10
| The ioor room by building an addition In Dred ST.
giving an area in the entire concern u $4,000 feet
| TO each floor More capital was now needed and
Henry Opperman son OF the owner Of ths property
WIS taken into the hrm.. samuel Wechsler looks
after the ladies' suit ana cloak departments, and
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are heard clanklng and buzzing

house in every part heard clanking and buzzing
He has offended against the community Of which he
is an integral part II any healthy. abe-bodicd citizen
the outside OF the splendid building where the
business of Frederick Locser a Co. Is situated ana
that this Is grander than anything we in New YORK
can show. but it Is assuredly as grand so spoke
as he stood looking up at the lofty front, admlring
It's outlines. But when y0u enter-what seht.
fou think for moment you are at the big show
last week in the Madison Square Garden; for among
hc first things that burst upon your view are me
the sunny land Of France. gorgeous In their all but
natural tnts and colorings; but alas! not redolent
Of roses You cannot help saying, however. that
this contest with the powers of nature is magnificent
attempt. and that II this world IS prolonged few
sood s@cod in this line D Of rysy with the products
VI mother earth. You can get everything In Loeser
place has oarS S" Of Ff S. and is 200 feet deep
II stretches into Bond-st Llyingston-st and Futon
a1" oo ana na an r cc III pc e
thousand incandescent lights and $40 arc lights dis
pei the ad make Go the na S@ S
had arranged for tomorrow but Just make trip
to Locser's instead. Besides. its cheaper.
c M It's Ssh a" and lively 1y'a the
republic OF trade. The firm Of Abraham Strauss is
and small rich and poor. Thousands upon thou
aiSes AND AND ceridors il Steady and ever increasing
seop% do su.iS.s Sta would be able to put dis
lance al 4 10 miles behind you. A thousand In
candescent lights gtterng overhead HE stars and
$50 luminous arc lamps would enable you to see
source OF infinite pleasure and delight. and you re-
ceive as much attention II you want to spend III
as II YOU wanted spend S1CO Survey the main
aisle from front 10 rear throbing with life and
, beauty, and the murmur Of the voice OF France IS
all that Is needed - make Won feel that Won are
looking along OF the boulevards. Think for a
moment Of what space is here laid out and not an
inch wasted 1.l51 ,0l2 cubic feet Nine and half
miles Of steamplpe. otoo-eDough to supply gool-
sized town. The Louis XVI white and gold room ad-
Joining the dressmakng parlors' on the fourth noor
would cost small fortune. and Is alone Eorth a
visit. II the spirit of travel OF INVESTIGATION W.
alive within YOU at all, you will make note OF this
place and never rest easy until you have seen IT,
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i, .,.o,,, ,,oxo,,on from the hustle and fcvcrish
unrest that one is accustomed to associate WIN "e
behavior of the average man OF anairs.
rhe scene on all the aoors--thce are four Oh t"e"'
is q veritable panorama Of loveliness Inc p'''e
at Flatbushave. and Livingston-st IL IS an o'u
established house. dating from 1912. when beginning
was made I'm small! way In Ftton-st. near the Ierry
movement made from there 10 NO. lao r"''v
ST. then to Fulton and Carl. sts, ana lastly " '.''
commOdious and commanding site where IL DO" 10
II has frontage OF 81 feet. ana dep'h OF ioo e''
and stock worth sl5OOOO. Iou will find glass. cn''f
ware pottery antique and modern. and all '"'' oe
io,cs In that line In all designs. and at prices
tbe most variable That superb piece that you nave
been looking ut with such admlring gaze Is " i
sian Seyrcs vase, resting on peuestai ci ons" ~
gold which yom can have, " Won like. for *ooo' i"o
costly. chr Yer, we'll. what's the matter with 'hi''
,.naso,,. DonI,on yasef And here's Worcester
one as nice IN It's way. HOW can we sch " o'
s57 Well the house caters to the taste OF the mss's
as well as the classes-thats how. There is surrey
nothing wonderful or ystcrious about that, Is tere'
II isn't an empty boast. this statement of Mr.. OWING
ton that the art ROOM which - on thc seco'u "o'
is one of the finest In the country
There are articles here royal in their Costumes 'u
design and their rich, rare workmanship, hucy
French furniture bronzes marble statuary, vases from
Paris Vienna, Berlin and all the large iac'or'es vi
Europe; Bohemian glass, gold and enamclied' can
delabra plano, banquet and princess lamps furniture
OF the First Empire ana OF the Per'ouS vi ho
and XIV including tables and cabinets OF all KINGS
China In untold variety; breakfast sets from 10 10
$780, And then the other hoors-but petter go
and see for yourself.
.sprechen sic Dcutsch ?" said a big, fat German
woman going up to william II. Moger. the super
intendcnt Of Henry Battcrman's establishment
"Nein," said that official, bandy, and ne was as
innocent looking as If he were telling the truth
Then the old lady went and made her purchases
in English.
What does this mean ?" asked the reporter
II means simply, SAID Mr.. Moger. that this Is
an integral part Of United States territory, and the
English language ought to be good enough for any
body in the every day affairs Of life Many persons
inst like that woman, can speak English, but would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

ave used TO be called the hrnolds OF BrookN"
said Mr. Conklin, "but." he added. with n'o'','
smile al say that Amolds Is the Jour"e"s
mrnbam's OF Ncw-York. We are the only store !"
Brooklyn that employs male help eAc''s'eS WI Wv
main floor behind the counters
"Why?" ..
In Difference TO the feeling OF our customers oi'ch
expressed They think they are better waited upon
by men, and that they more attentive ana po'''o
and | think too. rumor went OUT WV" "
opened this store that intended 10 nave wo"e', VII
the main floor, and would you believe IT, h'u io",
delegations OF ladies wait upon me TO protest asa
the employment o: girls. Our young men Ut" '
| hacht courteous and intelligent. and We seldom
chapge since coming here have retained all our cd
trade and are now so overlooked with new customers
that our hands full III classic nrchi''c'"'e w
frozen misic.' the show WIDOWS 81 'ourhe"S Z"
Buruham constitute an effective drygoods poem tor
artistic arrangement Of the variety Of things here
displayed the house fears competition from no quarter
People come from afar Oft to see thern. "h"' d
op,ntity Of colorcd silks. lnces, costumes. dress
goods cloaks, gloves shawls, wraps, ETC.. mere afc
eve import all our own linens from Belfast ana
other greot Europea centres OF that trade. said he
and have an immense sockeof domestic stuffs OF the
| ammo material manufactured specially for us.
Point laccs home and foreign Indian and domestic
ugs baneincs upholstery and 80 on here In abund-
| onco. People from all over NewiOrk, ana rs
| far ND as Washington Heights, come here to buy
| from u.s." said Mr.. CorlIin.
| II there be any on, In the East or In the West
who has not heard OF the Brooklyn Furniture Com
pany II certainly is not the fault OF the members oi
| the firm. Even ordinary furniture store wants
whole lot OF space but when gu 60 through the Ware
ICONS NJ the Brooklyn Furniture Company you Will
come away with the impression that they want 'he
earth., and have already got good slice oil It,
You should begin to count IT, not by square iect OF
| Yards but by acres-its -four floors and basement.
| whats the matter with thatF said Theophiins
Tnscy the buyer, as he pointed to mashncch'
niece Of furniture carved deliberately In Irish bog oak
It * forty wears ago" said he fceliDgly, :" since
cot eyes on that sweet spot OF earth which gave me
| birth and hope TO see It once more before de-
he added hopefully, "when the old Gag hoatS over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07
SOUTHERN BAPTISTS TO MEET.
A GREAT GATHERING AT NASHVILLE.
THE REPRESENTATIVES, OF FOURTEEN STATES
WILL CONFER.

THE REPRESENTATIVES, OF FOURTEEN STATES
WILL CONFER.
Nashville, Tenn. May 6.-Ihis city will be the
scene next week OF one of the most important re-
lICous gatherings OF the year In the SOUTH Begin
ming Friday, May II, the southern Baptist convention
will hold its thlrty-cghth annual session in Nashville
occupving for that purpose the great Tabernacle
erected a year or two ago Twice before in It's his
to,y The convention has assembled In Nashville first
away back in the ftics and again at later date Last
wear II was at Atlanta and the before in Birmng
The southern BAPTIST Convention is one of the
largest religious bodies IN the country. Its member
shin is variable, being based partly On representation
of associations. and partly on the amount contributed
by different churches TO the various missionary lunds
Last year the number Of delegates entitled 10 seats
was 1255 and the number actually In attendance DO
This year II Will be much larger, and including both
visitors and delegates, the attendance is expected 10
reach my 5000. For years past efforts have been
made 70 reduce the representation the body having
become unwieldy but without avail Fortunately
however. Nashville is prepared to accommodate the
Gathering the Tabernacle having seating capacity
OF 1000
The territory of this big Baptist organization In
cIudcs the fourteen states OF Alabama Arkansas,
Flo,iia Georgia. Kentucky, louisiana Maryland, Mis-
si,sippi. Missouri, North Carolina, south Carolina,
Tennessee, Texas Virginia and the District OF Column
bia and the Indian Territory 1t represents popu-
lation OF 21472,O72 and aggregate membership OF
49, 0O2 nearly half of whom negroes, distributed
among 1864 churches These churches hold church
property valued a $i4 703,3Cs and educational op rty
worth half rs much. Las year they raised for nom,
missions ssh 81 10, and for foreign missions Sll4
80 so.
r. g sessions Of the convention which will prob
ably last from Friday until Wednesday, will be chiefly
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never speak It II we did not make some such excuse
as have just offered
Mr.. Moger is Mr. Batterman's manager and Mr..
Batterman has an immense drysoods concern in the
Eastern District. at Broadway and Flushingave. Mr..
Moger, who In the best sense of the phrase may be
said TO be OF the boys" has that happy DISPOSE
ton which makes everybody who talks with him
feel in good humor. He could give points to sir
Boyle Roches bird and yet wn for he Is not only In
two places at the same time, but in twenty-five
Although there is excellent passenger elevator
service Mr. Moger. who is tall sprighty and athletic,
can mount the broad starways, half dozen steps at
time and ''get there" just as soon as you who are
too lazy walk. "We can beat the best Of those, y
said he whose baiwck radiates from that small
section so much boosted OF the Drygoods District
in Fulton-st. for out here we have population of
42s,OOO from which to draw trade, with other
house that we care about TO compete with u.s."
The entire front Of the store in Graham-ave. l.
being rebuilt to conform with the Flushingave. ex.
terror and complete an architectural design which
will give large amount Of additional space 10 q
house that employs about 4o0 hands. The Martin
cash-carrer system IS In full operation here and as
the tiny cable cars containing the checks and money
fash past one another with lightning speed from all
corners the house to common centre. You begin
to see what improvement ii Is upon the old style
and how little our fathers knew, even though they
did make money and brG up cities. There are base
ment and sub-cellar and five stories. Now II there
be anything rhoi drygoods store ought to have and
that Batterman hasn't and that you can MENTION
! Mr.. Moger has kodak and will take your picture
which he files away for future reference.
Do you want muslins blankets crockery or use
full articles for the Kitchen baby carriages bicycles
albums gloves Office furniture home furniture Mr.
Batterman has them all. II IL he trimmed hats and
bonncts. wouldn't Marquise, Continental
Fedora tickle any Brooklyn belle? Mr.. Moger knows
well that there is children's department in nearly
every home, 80 he has fac-simile department on a
mammoth scale In the big store, and If baby
should cry glass Of wildcherry beverage, admins
tered with his own hands, makes 1t the happicst
little tot I'm creation.
Journey d. Burnham's store commands a fine site
In Flatbush-ave at its junction with Fulton-st. l.
s. Burnham Hugh Boyd and John NJ. COnkn manage
the place, but the astnamcd gentleman supcrintcnds
IN a general way the extensive business Of this
long established and well known house. Mr. Journcay
died two years ago. Mr.. COnklin Is man OF taste
and discrimination and Is u lover of literature. He
talk in entertaining way abont the latest books,
but he will tell you that the increasing pressure OF
business leaves him less time than he once had