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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-03-24

Be sure and patronize us for tobaccoes as we carry a full line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE UNDERWRITING COMPLETED.
yrwENGLAND REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
WILL. PAY 100000 FOR INsURING THE
SUCCESS OF IT'S PLAN.

xy.W. ENGLAND REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
WILL. PAY 100000 FOR INsURING THE
SUCCESS or ITS PLAN.
Boston April 23.--The Boston News Bureau says:
The underwriting on the New-York and NewEng
land reorganization has been oversubscrbed The
commission on the underwriting is per cent, maxi
ing s9pocDO which the Reconciliation Committee
will nav for insuring the success OF it's plan. This
amount Will be taken from the price Of the stock.
On the New York and New-EnGiand Company Will
-.ceve in cash $40 per share net for its common
stock There is no underwriting upon the preferred
s,ock which It Is assumed the stockholders Wi!
take as they get new preferred stock for the
amount of their assessments: that is holder of
100 shares OF preferred stock pays in So share and
rets in exchange for his 100 shares 2) shares
~ nreferred stock IN the company.
The Reorga nization Committee reported that IT de-
sired 100000 TO pay the present debts o. the con-
present plan. although the Ncw-Nork ana New
England second mortgage bondhoiIers , %l &,
cash new bonds will be given them al ~ 10 20 4o'
60 per cent Of their holdings -, ~, .,,
OF the new per cent mortgage FOR Si"oyVVl IhtIe
viii be reserved 100000 treat with the holces
OF the present 100000 flst mo:tgase or 10 M.
the sa me at It's maturity IN 1895. To pay OF 10 per
ono, ~ ,ha e. Gs 600 second mortgage bonds with
bonds at so low as - VIII requ1iirre 800 49,,
These deducted. there VIII remain SIIoo,VD ~. ~
cor sodated mortgage bonds in the treasury OF the
The Ok Der cent assessment upon the S3Sl7C9 pre-
ferred stock will yield 1891. 80 cash, andoT TINS As
easement and the present stock the issue OF pre-
ferred stock will be 100000, OF when novel,
sos 00o will be retained in the tItlsufr. NJ
S0l 900 net from the ssessment on the comm - s'o
ADDED that from the preferred stoch mar. . 81
75ic0O cash realized OF this Y'go WI oy it.
bonds leaving g. 10000 cash in the treasury, ana
s. l65 600 of per cent bonds. thus ainPy CO.,
ing the requirements of the keorgoh'zauo" No'"
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pursued In view Of the fact that the courts have
oeen asked to order foreclosure sale. Several
pans were presented to the meeting and after some
discussion were rejected II ned to be the fee
iHs o. the meeting that foreclosure was Inevitable
ard Il was thought that some action should be taken
10 protec' tho bonihoiders. Finally a committee Of
W. was appointed to formulate plan for the bond
lr' or 10 purchase the property under the
.VirCi'SuI" sal" by such bOndhOiaers as are willing
Of WS@ar1ns t. ,his end The commiiee consists
Henry H. Pigg1tt and William J. Mclaughlin The
GoInmlttce was directed 10 repor, the plan they
E.LlLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The week In the real estate market opened with
All important sale yesterday by Robert Appleton
who has sold for AeX1nlor Ayres = private par
ties so. i23 Bowery. south OF Grand-st The
property consists OF nve-stosy prick structure
$izJ.D00
Little business was done in the auction rnarH.,
yesterday At the Trinity silesrOom 10. il
broadway. T. V Harnctt G CO. offered UNI, unb~l
foreclosure. ia a suit in whicn the William Le'ers
Brewing Company plaintiff. 40. ~ l,t"ls.-sa,
being tho southwest corner OF Fifth-st. INVESTOR!
stone building on n lot 2jXZl. II was Sonkn' oy
the plaintiff TOR g 90 Peter T. Meyer oiefel also
under foreclosure Nos. 5l3 and 81 East seventeen
St. two nve-stOry brick tenement houses on lul
lots The paintiR was The buyer FOR $.hi'f am
$li.2.J respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
PARALYSIS.
,- , vE1L-KNOwN PHYSICIAN CURED HIM.
SELF OF THIS TERRIBLE DISEASE co. HIS
STATEMENT TO \ REP0RrER


v lu; surely the hand OF medical science is rettin
o,sr grasp on that most dreaded dseasc-Paralvsis
few wears ago II indeed that we heard or
% o,e being pc naneny cured. after severe atiacj,
81" terrible affection. To-day ia not uncommon ID
=, naralytics being saved when almost on tho ,.r-o
,s grave q the remarkable cures reo5rtel
no, cited in The Calr' Ok Lincoln. Nebraska q 70
-, = which is here sNen.
- samuel l.. Brown. pioneer resident arl physician
nil CIV Ncb was himself stricken with Partial
vss and a complication Of diseases that banrl his
80 skll and that Of his brother practitioners Hohsling
md on crutches unable follow his chosen profes-
% his was indeed a pi,!atic case. Hearing ol the re-
TABLE cures being performed 10y Dr. Williams PINK
rs ~, Pale People. he determined give them care
a.. trial lie took the pills just directed and is To-
,av a wcli man
=, m Interview with reporter he reviewed hiss sick
80 and recovery and gives all the credit ~ the latter
. NJ Williams Pink Pills for Pale Ico7le which he
v uses largely his practice With the mos, salts
artery results. one case which by Brown referred t.
o.c,alv was that Of Augustus Talbot. the Postmaster
:, p,alnard who In the first stages 81 Irght's
n,.sa.e Doctors failed to do him slightest good
-, all hopes Il his recovery had been given up when
y, Brown prescribed Dr. Williams Pink Pills. lie
u on the straight road - recovery Pink Pills headed
~ the B-ights Disease and left Postmaster Talbot
=, the happiest men in Kansas. In order verify the
cots IN the beyond all dispute or criticism DR..
p,un made affidavit to his statement and Il
=. one q the most interesting in the annals Of
n.ac,ne Any get DR.. Williams Pink Pills
nhout prescription. and there thousands Of peo-
.n and permanent relief in these wonderful little pei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
STUDY GoopwINs orr1clAL rrRE GUIDES.

STUDY GOODWIN'S OFFICIAL TURF GUIDES
As there has been racing Of any Kind within
hundreds Of miles II New J 0rk sirce last Nov"in-
be- everybody interested in the turf Is impatient
for the opening OF the on May IL. Al racnS
men in and about New York have great deal n
leisure time on their hands in the spring days when
there Is no racing In this part Of the country They
can proltably employ ths leisure in the carrfui
study of G0oIwin's Official Turf Guides FOR lS"
The racing records for 80; are published by the
Goodwin Brothers. whose publication ONCE IL ~ 80
Fl l;rD1lNay. only few yards from he cry Han,
In d most c)nvcnsen; ana easily accessible IaTt 81
the city The Guides are in Two compact, clev"rv
arranged volumes. neat and OF the flght sle 70
consult readily and To carry about ~ the pockets
Ia these TWO small volumes an enormous quantity
OF Information Of the highest vdlu" - tnTfmen is
nut together in such manner that IL can be
s;ud!c, 20 tn greatest advantage ana with the
least effort. The Goodwin Brothers are accom-
plishel experts IN all racing affairs. Their eN-
pcrenc- has been long and varied they ar"
masters Of their specially. and their Guides are
models and examples OF what Guides should De.
All racins men who wish - J." thofouthly prepare
Tor the racing season 81 1894. completely equipped
ana furnished :, % t. the races ms year. ought
~ dcvO;e days of study ~ GJ)dwin's Turf Gr-'s
f,rlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
THE EXPERTS REPORT on READING
CHIEFLY REMARKABLE. WALL STREET MEN SAY
FOR ITS OMISSIONS.

FOR ITS OMISSIONS
The report Of Stephen Little. the expert employer
by the bondhol1ers' committee OF the Phiade'pnld
and Reading. which was made puohc yesterday
,as not favorably received in Wall Street because
1, showed 50 much that one cared particularly
T. see and 50 little that every one wanted 10 know
The report was in the opinion Of many. noteworthy
fr its avoidance Of all the questions in connection
VIII the company which the shareholders nave been
anxious 20 have light upon
Nathan Blur. who Is counsel for Isaac J." RICE
sad in speaking Of the report: 1t IS perfec; in Us
omissions We wanted 10 find oui something about
TIE company We wanted q photograph. as II were
Of the whole sys:ern what X has done and what II
is doing We wanted an insight into the present
Management, Of the road and the work Of the re-
ceivers. The report shows nothing. II amounts 10
The only thing that Mr.. Lttle's report attempts
were properly kept and whether tn"y dld OF dl1 nor
balance In his functions as an expert ne says ,h',,
thai was what ne was cmpoNc! LOT anu ma. -
was not in his province 10 investigate past eNp'hr
The report shows decrease in assets OF &CSlSi'.
i7cressc in liabilities Of tsGG5"I, ana an .icIr e.
In the profit and loss adjustment account o! 49,
on making a grand total 10 be accounted ioI "1
81 OAS46 In November OF 1893 the current H5 ID utieS
were ga Jos i73 g and the current assets SeI5-VI ~
making an excess OF current Liabilities over assets
In November Of 1898 the total liabilities we-e
3d. 40 80 and the total assets were &y 40 "I ~
making en- excess OF liabilities over assets OF E"Is"-
qs &C. The loss on the Iehigh NaiiGy iease ,i lCr
10 the report $Zl4Suo+. II IL known tnat 'I'e
loss 10 10 the previous November ~ had Dech
81 az l9 so I'm the three months preceding tlc r.
ceivershp the company must have PAD out S'5''V'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
VICTORY FOR THE OLYMPIC CLUB.

VICTORY FOE ME OH MI'IV -LDB
Ncw-Orleaas April c5.-The Olympic club has
won big victory In the Supreme Court; which to-
day affirmed the decision % tie lower court The
result means that the club may give fights again.
The Olvnor!c had arranged for a battle between
Bowen ana Abbott. and had made all arrangements
for the contest, when the AUorney-GeneFal entered
Proceedings. praying FOR an injunction restraining
the cub from giving the fight. The clue pr2mp,y
acoul4scei and said II desired legal opinion ON
the question Of It's rights 70 give surh contests lH'
Syuvan-i' orOeti and the many other baii'5 III. We
Cl,rr, Ole cub arena hr1 bren given under Sthle
law passed several years AFRO. when PERM -
boxing contests in regularly chartered atheIc cup,
'rhe state held that the Suiliyant u ana similar
aW,irs were not boxing contests. but Prize -Nsh''
pure and simple. The club on ;hr other mana con
t,ndad hat the fights fully authorI'l by tIr
terms Of the law The case was trieI before july
In the civil. court. and after long ana IN
,r.ai ve-lict was given In favor OF the club. me
SAFE promptly aDpea!ca to The Suprene T3uri an
49,. arsunen, and briefs were elaborate. Inc 'puii
D.. Ia, rer.ioreI an opinion affirming the judgment
= 'hc 1--we court In favor or the club.
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f,n,l, All ,n thor I-ri0n.a, n "a corner
'-r't :. 2 ,..,,, 300
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uan,ir and nn''..c' I.n,,u.a,c n " corner
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~ p i1th -, ~ 3, o. o, - r.~ : ,-i.-... i2'01
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
TO 30 SOLD BY THE SHERIFF

Alliance, OHIO April 23.-The Lake Erie Alliance
ana south IN Railroad, running south from this
cry to BerGho'z, a mining village in jefferson
County. VIII be sold on June NJ a she,ir's saia q,
New-YOrk F''' Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
STEAMSHIP LINES

NJ FOR TENAs. GEORGIA ANU TIODIDA.
!.eycn isYn s'ram'nps. agsl-fa..ng 3ioop 1u'+
From New York " DNrs lly. Efifas arI sttufli..
a DELIGHTFUL SIX DAYS VOYAGE HY SEA
70 GALVESTON TENAs. III D." by iah - MENiCO
CRY AND Ioi%TS - IENlDO. IN! &. DENVER
CoiOItAIO srKISGs. SAIT LAKE CITY Aisp -
Sax FIANCISoD ana ali 'a!lf.r'..l Winter P-sDft.
FLORnA w III! y Wlgk. GA..
TO JACKSONVILLE. SIT AfGf STINE. TAMPA. &c
STRAIGHT ami ROUND TRIP TI..rf- ISSUED 10 an
points Tevas. Colorado. ltsh. Arlz M. california.
NrAco &C. SGT. ~ riI1. TVr'l 90 g.;
Write ~ cJingr 100 81 snual ual'd ffrrl
G II MALLORY 4 90 Gen Ncfs Per - / l.: =. 7.
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TO PROTECT THE BONDHOLDEKS.
Philadelphia. April ga special meeting OF the
bondho.ders OF the Pennsylvania. Poughkeepsie End
Boston Railroad held hrre this afternoon for
the purpose OF formulating a plan Of action 10 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
Ocean CLEANERS.
Yo3Tn CEgMAM LLOYD S, S. GO.

xrWY0RK. sOrTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
EAST EXPRESS STNAMNIS ~
cabin $50 and upward, II cabin SO ana so =,
Lain Tues Apr q . AN Spree Tues May 10 = NJ NJ
.i.,i The. MAJ 1 + II fi"r Sat. MsN -. D. n
iih' - 20, 4 n Ipln Tues. Any O.. \. ~
s''''' So, A II Jig,el. Tues. MAY 20.
-" 10 II 4 NJ Saele Sat. June 2. A. ~
A'".''"' METJfJ ET.ItA%EAN SERVICE.
NEWBORN GIBRALTAI-GENOA :.
u.o-ro AIR Is 10 A.. ". Fuids. June 10 VI
fuIsa =. MAY Il 10 \. n. Werra.....JuIy o. ~ "
Go, june 2 81 a. Il. WerrH....... Aug H. noon
"''' cabin rates from $50 upward
on VICUS A. 90. . Bowling Green
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Rca!geinie 90 Grrbangr.

TIME CLIMATE OF MINNESOTA is superior for pul-
l monary troubles To parry desiring 20 combine hen IA
and business offered nnr store, -hhame ioi b"'.
stationery. wall paper. notions. or hiIlhel WIN pa,e
double building 3stor stone and brick TX
IL, Living rooms above. In handsome county seat Town
about 600 inhabitants only - miles on main line from
- Paul Inside hour low for cash or exchange Tor
nearby NC" PHILLIPS & WELLS. Tribune Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
AMOS r EMO PRESIDENT or ANN ARBoR.

AMOS F. EMO PRESIDENT or ANN ARHOR.
The following statement was given on, yesterday
at the Office in this city Of the Toisdo. Ana ATDo'
and North Michigan Railroad Company:
Tho annual meeting Of Stockholders. which was
adjourned from Thursday. resumed its session at
Toledo Saturday Afternoon under chars" 81 ne
oiacia inspectors appointed By the ONO court ne
Emo party were present with proxies representing
32iss shares The OLD Board OF Directors Mcssrs.
Emo. Aston. Qulntard. Gallaway, Dickman. SIM
Quincy. were elected b. the vote Of 81. 439 shercs.
The official INSPECTORS rejected the proxy Of an es-
Walker party dld not Appear me yote, repr.e,,
sented at Saturdays meeting was larger by l,loi
votes than that claimed By them at any time Tho
election Of the board has been certified TO the
court by the inspectors and chairman ana tecre
tary elected al THURSDAYS meeting and The board
has met and organized ny the reelection q Amos
T. Emo president: John jacob AsfOr. Vice-prrs-
dent: s Chandler secretary. and ID. C. TATE
assistant secretary and transfer agent.
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-1lAE1[BWm@eME 1[ERDGAN

LINZ
FAST LINE TO LONDON AND toNTINENI
irvine Screw Express steamers u l3-ltUp u! J.
NIW-YOEK. SOIJIiAMiIpN. hNMI'' X" -
,.,,,t ~ z 2. 10 H. IN Columbia June a. a. m
n las M ~ m A. Victoria June IS y. m
-, Sf,y II 3.30 m Normnnna. July :. a. m
.,,a III ~ A. m + Bismarck July u. 1901 m
~, al o.3O H. m Columbia July ~.
q 49, ru,c q A. IN Nornannn. Aug. :: q. M
+ Rismarc Jane a. pm r. sisiiai ,E, H,t "
AMBURG-AMERIcAN LINE. - ht'oHPMTI-
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OIean JIenmcrs.

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ARl[gR0GAN L0M[g
s.. FOR SOUTHAMPTON. -
,..a No transit By ,narr No da d.ays
by pc a 5% a. anSp I T,s ana rams
Eha oaAsg 9: TsaYo' MAY i, 3
RED STAR l0Nl5
EW!lYf HhhHI ~a-; T,.. Ag,i q; q go? m
INTi:iNHTioNAL XAVIGiATIo& 'GoMFA%Yp. H.
BOWLING GREEN.
a. WHITE STAR LINE.
G.erinanlc. Apr %. a m. Cermanc.. MAY %,
Ms5,.1s Nsy is + r eoals + 3.
40 s3 "9i,G 5'a peg rs x Vet ,,,rrs
Saloon rates. SO upwerl accoan- to steamer ana 10,
s 10 Or rom S G 'Gsc on a'eo * ~ 49, an?
H. 'M5&AiTf'Ni'vi' 'KT.nsGY Aeen,
4 EUROPE, Holy Land California, Mexico
Florida &C. Select party May T. "Fulda." Excur,
tons ana individual uc.'is Choices, oeean ierts all
y y d.si lsiD Chca Ticket Agis 'hicf Trunk Lines.
4 CLYDE LINE
40 cHAAHl!EST3X s g. he south and Southwest.
From ricr %. + r. TO-, = oosrye ~. p m.
CIERoTI:E fia5. Nf >,
ArIi0N&' M,7dny Ap,h 30
All steamers larc irs class pfssene'r a"comm'daans
.
- Bowling Green. y. Y
Fla. Cent & Penn. East T. & T. Line via Jacksonville
Great So. Freight ~ Passenger Line VITA Charesion.
7. G. Egcr. Gem AEi.. 37g lyway y. \.
4 CINARD LINE
A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA ,gI'EENSTOWN
Ma; 80 i i.'.'1i' May Jua% '2 b. n
% Ma 10 81 cam5aa Jan t. 10 p
Frcm Pier ~ Moth Evcr foot tlarlcrJn-st
Cabin Ifssae" $50 and upward Second cabin. $40 SO.
so. according 90 accommodations.
S"erae" tickets go and from al parts II Europe
very low rates. For freight and passage apply the
Company Office. No Rowling Green. Now York
VERNON II. IROWN a 60. General Agents
COOKS FOREIGN TOURS
y ALL TRAVELLING EXPENSES INCLUDED.
Fist Departure hy WHIT" S;ar Steamer
THOMAS COOK g son.
&c. and l.225 Broadway. New-YorE.
(,IION STEAMSHIP COMPANY G.imltcd).
~ NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL.
Via Queenstown ev"rv FORTNIGHT.
From Pier o. North River f,5. " "lth-sf
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ALASKA Nav, r. II \. u. Alaska Jcnr .. - A. NJ.
cabin. 50 a1l upward. according - location.
cabin. st-erag-.
HENDFHSpN EROTUEHS. Bowling Grcea.
JAPAM7GG1lElAu
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fcsi ano foun9.

= n-J. -peukho,. No 29GaS l;aEK for savings. 81
pecctrr-s,. New lo.k Pasment stopped Please re-
turn Dana.
=. ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a The NEwYoRN 1lInt NJ WILL, ~, bE , hE-
~, 80 Az THE UPTOWN CFtl'E, No. LIZ urvAo-
NV ~ door north OK 1h.ry-llsi-st, AMI ADNts.
,cisfMESTs At IA. following Branch Offices; ri
4 e corner Twenty third st To- sxth-aNs;
~ Fourth.sve corner Fourteenihst; 10 Third ave.
ner Forty seven,h-st.: 1923 Third ave. near SIXTY.
,0s First-aye.; iO5 West fortysecond.sI ".
,.nlrtts-aye: Avenue A; l,S2i rhiid-a.e 20 west
t-nr,eenh-s: 81 FOrtysecone-s 1js Third ave.:
3Ss Thri-ave. 2OJi Thirave.. between onehundfed-
and hnndre . nd thirteenth SIS.
A. the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one hundred and
2i3 West one hundred ana
ST, ana 900 West hundred and up 10
London once for adv.-,.smen,s Norfolk Street. straaS
~ c. London. England
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Countrn proper.n Go let.
= oNG BRANCH. Norwood Park. Elberon. Monmouth
l. Beach. | have all the choice cottages Tor rent.
r. II. WOODWARD Long Branch. y J.
JV,, LIT OR TO IEASE.-l.egant brick mansion AZ
1 cold Srrt Hudson ~ miles from New York. IL
roma hot and cold hnthrooms etc.; large pi-
szzn. acres high land covered with all Of SHADE
md fruit trees. ETC., magnificent View %
US, Point aad all the Highlands Of the Hudson IN
'"''''''''' '''''' ANDREW =. CONNICK.
.2D Fifth-1ve
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Dcar0 iUanie0.

(,ENTIENAN AND WEE want good tc3,d ana rom
I uitL s.ricy pri,at. family between I'D ana oSii
- u, ,ll, N''i appreciate refined with fam
iIy VINO may wish ~ reduce cNuenscs Lady SPENDS
.,r,nsr 4, country. Satisfactory references. state
TENS Address o. \. r.. Box 30. LEE B.calway
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Hmrsements.
snDpypu THEATRE yway, cor 3sth-s;-
HHHhf n Evenings ~ SD.
1@DOo tn,snees Nsaacsdsy AMI ~@itf"AS'
Ar. Osca- Eerrctt's FAIRY EN'ra'asan%d
GIN DI: s2 I: l. T. u e..

Il7T'Ts D fI7 T7eT 1.-TI7T = -
fron Sir Henry Iryiug's Iycrnpf theatre ai.sc e.
pressly compo.- and ARRANGED on TIE enure EA'sa'"
gan2a produced undo. III personal DIRECTION OF
M OSCAR DAElIEIt ,
scene-y By NJ. Henry Emi'n. j. f'i'hasd barie"
ami Halves Craven. ..
Ballots afransed by .ime. Katie Laaics. CoctameS
and .icc,ss ,r.es d,.gned by Wilhelm. . 49,.
Dresses 10y MINI. DCilean. Mrs. :. Nay. hrs Flsnh
ami Nine AuRusie. -
Electrical Effects by the Iithanode and neral Elec-
ca.
Reserved Seats Orchestra. 81 20 and 81 co. balcony,
81 ari 81 -. Famly circle. - and . cents
Na'inecs "Wednesday ami SATURDAY.
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Cceiurcs GM0 Mccllngs.

NTARTEEIY MEETING Of the AMERICAN
W INSTITUTE. My 3. at ~ 10 Nes' 5nih-st.. st
O'Clock ,. NJ. i''IH y. -, ~ ,--y.
The herald., 1894-08-30
Memoir ANDA.

Welcome news. The press will an :
nounce on Saturday that Rev. G. G, Nc
Lean and family have returned from
their outing at Catalina leland, and will
occupy his pulpit Sunday morning. No
doubt the Tabernacle will be well filed.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Doreey, Stimson
block, first floor, rooms l29, $50, 13l.
Special attention given to obstetricsl
CAGES and all diseases OF women and
children. Electricity scientifically used.
Consultation hours, l to 5. Tele. 1927.
Persons desiring to frame their por-
traits will find the best selection of
frames at Litchtenberger's art empor-
ium, l07 North Main street. Artists will
find it to their advantage to purchage
their supplies there.
S. Conrsdi, optician, matchmaker and
jeweier. has removed to 113 South Spring
street. Fine diamond setting specially.
Watches, clocks and jewelry carefully
repaired and warranted.
The Cosmopolitan dining hall, 2l9-221
West Second street, are feeding the hun
cry with their 25 cent meals jnst the
same ss if there were no hard times.
Try them.
Best remedy for irritating bronchial
cough aud soreness in the lungs Is Row
ellis Cough mixture. We recommend
it. A. L. Littlsboy, 81 South Spring st.
Special-For short time only, finest
enameled cabinet photos in the city, re-
duced to 81 per dozen. Sunbeam Art
Parlors, 236 South Main street.
Adams Bros, dentists, 239la South
Spring street. Painless filing and ex-
tracing. The beet sets OF teeth from $6
to $40.
w. R. Burke & Co.. 2l3ls N. Spring.
Fire insurance at reduced rates. Call
and see testimonials from leading citi-
zens.
DR.. W. H. Ward, Mueller block, Fifth
and Broadway, rooms 81 and 26. Res.
1898 Flower at. Tel, Office l42l res. ll6,
New and secondhand pianos for sale
and to rent. lis Winston street, near
the new postoffice. A. G. Gardner.
Go to the Bryson Lumber company
for the best lumber; finest line In the
city. Office, POI w. Second street.
Mrs. DR.. Wells removed, 252 S. Ocean
ave-, Santa Monica. Car fares deducted.
The Advance Davis sewing machine is
the best. Office 12S South Main street.
Sharp & Samson, funeral directors (in-
dependent), $50 S. Spring ST.; tel. l029.
Sewing machines, in good working or
der, for s5 each; l2S South Main street.
All kinds of sewing machines repaired
at 12S South Main street; needles, oil.
F. w. Kringsl piano tuner, at Gard
ner & Zsllner's, 2l3 s. Broadway.
Ingewood brick--best, hardest, cheap
est Room l, freeman block.
DIR. Wallace A. Dunton, 304 n. Main,
oppoeite ST. Elmo; tel. 1859.
All kinds of sewing machines for
rent; 12S South Main etreet.
Opals and jewelry, Campbell's Curio
store, 1926 South Spring.
F. r. Cunningham, dentist, California
Bank building.
Insure with A. G. Golch, l47 South
Broadway.
Or. Darling has moved to the Stmson
block.
DR.. Babcock has moved to Stimson
block.
Rooms So q week. U. s. hotel.