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The herald., 1894-08-22
PERSONAL.

Gsorge Sinsabaugh is home from Ava
| lon.
Miss Jenny Maryx has returned from
Catalina.
L. W. Wenzsn OF Naples, Italy. is at
the Nadeau.
Rev. Thomas Adams of Brooklyn is at
the Nadeau.
Mrs. ]. Bixby OF Long Beach is at the
Westminster.
Pietro Bacigalupe OF Palermo, Sicily,
is at the Nadeau.
A. H. Braly and Misc Braly have re.
turned from Catalina.
G. A. Hart of the Natick house has
left for a visit to Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Bundrem have
returned from Catalina.
George Alkire, large dry goods dealer
of Phoenix. is in the city.
Jack Jevne has returned from his
short vacation at Catalina.
DR.. J.J. Choate has not returned from
q three days trip to Catalina.
W. L. Vail, editor OF the Covina Ar.
gus, was in the city yesterday.
D. H. Burtis, prominent citizen OF
Phoenix, is visiting in the city.
Attorney Rusk Harris is at Santa
Monica taking in the tennis tournament.
Charles r. Dodenhoff. superintendent
OF a land Office at Palmdale, is in the
city.
Jos. n. Bohon, chief clerk OF the West
minister, is off on vacation in San Fran.
cieco.
G. E. Coleman, large cloth importer
OF San Francisco, is stopping at the Hol-
lenbeck.
S. o. Brown, the man who built the
Temple-street cable car line, is at the
Nadeau.
Mr.. Lud Zobel has returned from a
business trip east, after an absence of
one month.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Losh and Miss
Molly Murphy OF North Carolina are at
the Hollenbeck
Mrs. Hills ard Miss Gertrude Cullen
OF Orange are visiting Miss Cullen OF
Jefferson street.
A. II. Gidchrist. connected with the
Standard Oil company OF New York, is
at the Hollenbeck.
Miss LottIe Pinkham, who is spend
ing the summer at Long Beach, was in
town yesterday On Vlelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. X. James OF Honolulu
are at the Hollenbeck. MIR. James is
chief steward of the steamship Aus
tralia.
Ney Woliskill OF Mojave ia at the
United States hotel. He is interested
in the Redrock mining region and is
paying much attention TO mines gener-
ally.
A. J. Mesmer, representing the W.
H. Nolan Shoe company OF San Fran
cisco, and young man extremely well
known in Los Angeles, is in the city on
his way to the east.
II. L. Norcross of the San Diego
chamber of commerce has returned to
Los Angeles, after visit to his family.
He says San Diego is showing quite an
activity in building matters.
Bank Commissioner Charles A Duns-
moor arrived from the north Monday.
To HERALD reporter he remarked that
Los Angeles is by long odds the iveliest
ing boom and business activity here as
phenomenal, considering the hard times
prevailing elsewhere.
II. E. Chesebro. manger of the Hol-
lenbeck ranch in the Covina valley, was
in the city Tuesday interviewing 8 mum.
Der of old friends oD his chances for su-
pervisor. Mr.. Chesebro is out for the
Republican nomination from the First
district, and is making an active can.
vass. He is bright, energetic young
man, and has large business interests in
the county.
The herald., 1894-08-22

If WE were Cleveland, or Cleveland
were we, or we were both self.respecting
persons, or even persons only partially
self-respecting, we or ne, or by what
nominative either of US should be
known, would refrain from going to
Buzzard's bay. We would regard the
expression as entirely too suggestive; ;
and we would, especially if we had con-
tributed to the demonstration OF silver,
and the almost entire demolition of the
Pacific coast, seek some other resort.
We would look upon our refuge as. in
name at least, entirely too suggestive.
We would sacrifice good deal OF COM
fort rather than take refuge in coigne
of vantage dedicated to buzzards, even
if the weather were trifis warm and
our own surroundings malarial.
The herald., 1894-08-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Los ANGELES THEATER. - Tomorrow
evening one of Manager Frohman's COM
panies will commence a three nights'
engagement in Oscar Wilde's latest play ,
Lady Windermere's Fan.
The lesson of the play is, that hus-
band is never wise in dsceiving his wife
in important matters, even with the best
OF intentions, the wife is sure to find out
thtt she is being deceived. and her sus-
piclons may lead to far worse troubles
than the whole truth could have brought
about. With all this amusing witty
talk, this lesson is most vividly taught.
The moral OF the play, il 1t has one, il
contained in the following quotation
Let he that thinketh he standeth TAXI
heed lest he fall.
The herald., 1894-08-22
SUBS cRIpTIoN RATES.

BY CARRIER:
Per Week observation-disclosures ~
fer Month Observation-Disclosures. 81
+ BY NAIL the .uding postage)
Daily Herald one yesr................ Ou
Daily Herald. six months ...-......... 4 20
Daily Herald, three months........... 20
Daily Herald, one m moOth-.............. ~
Weekly Herald, one year ........... %
Weekly Herald, six months .......... O0
Weekly Herald, three months -....... 70
Illustrated Herald, per copy. .......... ~
Entered NJ the Postofice al Los Angeles as
Cecoud-c class matter.
The herald., 1894-08-22
OBJECTS TO A LAKE.
A Property Owner Who Wants His L
Kept Dry.

A Property Owner Who Wants His Lot
Kept Dry.
Thomas Johannson begs leave to in
form the honorable mayor and city
council of Los Angeles, by means of 9
communication filed with the city clerk
yesterday morning, as to the condition of
tn Q intersection of Hinton and Beaudry
avenues.
The large body OF rain water. Mr.. 10.
hannsen Gays, which will come down
Hinton avenue, will strike the grade of
Besudry avenue and form q email lake.
MY lots on the north side of Alpine
street." he says, will suffer large
amount of damage" And then ne fol-
lows with plan OF action which will
prevent the overflow and thus save the
city from paying for these heavy DAM
ages.
The herald., 1894-08-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers OF all delinquent mail subscribers
to the Daily Herald VIII be promptly discon-
tinued hereafter. No papers W II be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance.
J. P. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent,
21 Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, is an
authorized agent. This paper is Kept on lille in
his Office
Sole Eastern Advertising Agent, 8. P. Palmer,
Rhinelander Building, New York.
The Herald is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand San Francisco, for &c copy
No contributions returned.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-11
Dallfl11l;d!'!'S
~ SARSAPARILLA
The Kind That Cures
Dyspepsia, rheumatism,
Female Complaints, Nervous
Prostitution, La Grippe, Blood,
Nerve, Kidney, or Skin
Troubles.
Vermont Orange Co.

JOS. BATHsTOW, Of EAST COR.
NTH, W., formerly resident Of Pier
mont, NH, suffered long time with
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. DANA'S
CURED him.
n. b. TEWKSBURY, of NEWBURY
CENTRE, VT, suffered many years from
Constipation and its attendant evils; be.
came very nervous; frequent sick Head.
aches. DANA'S CURED all this, making
action Of the stomach regular as clock
work.
". N. TERRY. Of WEST RAN.
DOLPH, VT, was very weak, after effects
Of Pneumonia. No appetite, listless, al
mos, run down. DANA's put new lite
in him, restored his appetite and health
MOSES PARSONS, Of WILLIAMS.
TOWN, Vt, used DANA'S with the best
Of results in a severe case Of Seiatie
Rheumatism.
MRS. BETsIE HOPKINS, Of VIII
JAMESTOWN, VT, writes gratefully Of
the case Of her son, who was helpless with
Rheumatism for IS months, an after effect
Of La Grippe.
DANA'S CURED him, "Not leaving a
crippled member, nor twinee Of pain
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-11
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation,
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in so cent bottles, but il is man
nfactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-10-11

W. II. ;. Whitcomb. manager of the
Equitable Life Insurance company.
paid policy holders last week, s7,920.-
so.
The Boston Globe of SATURDAY, con-
tanned an interesting account of the
kidnapping of Miss Alice Harmon.
whose home is near Burlington. Mt
Manchester. \. H.. last week. Miss
Harmon was 4 >chool-teacher near her
home but, a her salary was small.
thought she would seek some more
profitable employment and went to
Manchester, y. II. She had made 4
canvass Of the city without securing a
position, when man met her on the
street and Faid that he heard herask for
a position and that, a he was lust
opening new store. he would like her
Tor a bOokkeeper Arrangements
Were made 70 meet him al the evening
train and proceed 10 his home. When
they alighted from the train. a closed
carriage was in waiting and before
the girl knew where she was going.
they arrived at her destination III an
oui-of-the-way place. She protested
against getting out of the carriage but
was dragged cut by main force. When
inside the house, the woman in charge
paid the man $50 for the girl. Per-
ceiving in what kind of place She
was, the Young lady planned to escape
and did 50 that nightly jumping ont
upon the roof of piazza and sliding
down the post 70 the ground. Al
though dose Of wine had been pre-
pared for her. instead of drinking it
she emptied it into a cuspidor, feigned
sleep and thus gained an opportunity
to escape. Her father i now at Man
chester, \. H., looking for the man.
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Oh! for Strong Nerves.
What Does That Dreadful
Feeling Mean?
Can II Be That Insanity Is Staring
Me in the FaCeP
That Tired and Exhausted Feeling
Means More Than You Think.

The nervous system is fearfully del
icate. II is easily deranged and when
it is. beware. The symptoms are de-
bility. tired feeling, inability for much
work, depression of mind, nervousness,
and often sleeplessness and dlll-feei-
ing head in the morning.
These lead to nervous prostra1on,
paralysis or insanity. You run ter
rible risk in neglecting any of these
SYMPTOMS. You can be cured now.
If you neglect yourself, You will soon
become hopeless wreck, as Mrs. w.
A. Tinkham of Stowe, VT, did. She
writes the following about herself;
"About six months ago found my
self in an extremely nervous condl-
ton. This had been gradually grow
ING upon me for several years and /
cannot tell what | suffered; il was be-
yond description | got no rest nor
sleep nights, and my work was done
in constant agony.
81 imagined there was some inn
pending evil constantly hanging over
me and could not rid myself of the
idea that insanity was in store for me.
| knew better than 10 do lots of things
that did but could not help il.
II was indeed a wreck and was on
the point Of giving up in despair. !
physicians who did me no
good and my condition continually
rratt- worse
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Mrs ". 4 rlxknAu.

''Finally a friend advised me TO try
Or. Greene, Nervuru blood and nerve
remedy. commenced taking il and
before using the first bottle up there
was decided improvement. have
now used nearly three bottles and am
entirely cured Of all my troubles.
II sleep well and my work is easi-
~ and comfortably done In fact. /
do all my work for large family.
which | was unable to do before and
had not done for live years bef0ip TAX
ing Or. Greene Nelyura blood and
nerve remedy
II attributed my cure entirely to
this wonderful medicine and most
cordially recommend it to all man
kind. Please publish this letter for
the good of others
There are countless numbers of
persons in different stages Of nervous
complaints, They are not sick, but
are just out of order, have weak nerves
and tired bodies. You are one OF
them and you need DIR. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy. Ii cures
all such diseases quickly and perma-
nently. Try it, and feel your nerves
grow strong and your health return.
II is the discovery Of DIR. Greene of
"a Temple Place, Boston, Mass, the
most successful specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases. He can
be consulted free. personally or by let
ter.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
pPTCES IN THE MARKETS.
.o,n WEATHER AFFECTS SOUTHERN PRODUCTS
CoND -yr TROUT SEASON OPENS TO-DAY.

ATHER AFFECTS SOblHEfNN ff'ODOSiS
'0' THE TROUT SEASON OPENS TO-DAY.
IA unreasonable weather in the South has
~, effect OF keeping back the supply OF fresh
nN1 nN.abes and fruits from that part OF the country
yese'arirp ND the price of the products that do
ena .s Xor;hern cities. Nor is this the only ef
reaen he,atea cold wave dipping down in the sub
fec .. re for vast quantity of frost-bitten prod
uop, inevitably marketed in its wake. Straw
ues ssnecially. show the effect of the cold. They
terr., rnattractively green. though the sellers
se from 80 to 40 cents quart for them. They
ssN'" from Florida and Southern Georgia
e0ln. meas cost 81 peck in Fulton Market. and
o'e'n nao,e q cents a quart Some fresh butter
stTne nbich differ little from string-beans. being
psa', ,slover sell for % cents quart; Louisiana
a",s ~. are worth % cents EACH Boston hothouse
etsfhars sell for - and % cents each, and hot
Gu ,on,atoes for 30 cents a pound Florida toma-
h01', .ost g cents a quart Bermuda onions are IS
w" VS. quart. and Bermuda potatoes 81 peck;
e' nants are 10 cents a bunch new cabbage 10
oys.' md old cabbage ~ cents a head; Southern
csn!s % are 10 cents bunch; Southern radshes 3
bs. and hothOuse radishes . cents a bunch; as
cens " rger size sells for 50 cents bundle and
parasitic for 40 and GO cents; hOthouse lettuce Is
;se ;se.is and lettuce from the South Is cents head;
3ssnSS costs 35 cents peck; dandeon Is cents a
s2ase Brussels sprouts are about out of market;
gb g.@b mushrooms. 50 cents pound; rhubarb ana
frssn a bunch. and cauiihowers 80 cents head.
N-Ss-5av the trout season opens in Fulton Market:
IHyWr Blackford will have the usual display of
ana l specimens on public exhibition. Owing 10
DssIu nsu law this city is two weeks behind Brook
Ge ~" IL the open enjoyment of this luxury among
Yn IL The cultivated Long Island trout will sell
tshvr a mound. while his wild brother from Canada
fM y had for 60 cents. the consumer paying for a
cassrcs cas in edible qualities that is more magina-
an ON nan real North River roe shad cost 80 cents
i've '"ad "snd the bucks 90 cents bluefsh are l2l2
ta taen: hound live Holsters. IS cents; Long Isl and
cents 40 cents a pound. and fresh mackerel %
ks3 Sinss each Live cod are l2'2 cents and market
cea' IA cents a pound Southern sheepshead sell for
GU and Long Island green Smelts for 40 cents
oound: Maine smelts cost 20 and p cents and ma
pj pssj ees Is cents a pound. Pompano sells for
oreSe.s a Mound and striped bass for 20 and 80
.s"' Western salmon costs 80 and 40 cents. and
salmon from Kamschatka 81 cents yarmouth
tatsrs are N cents dozen.
9Th the freshest eggs in market selling for lS
ni, = dozen the people who cannot. because OF
GEMS t,nos live 6n bread may take the advice
nei tha french queen and "eat cake" Egin cream
" " h,,ter costs o cents a pound.
eE f1lt are getting scarce, and sell for 20 TO
q cents each. -, 80. 60 , ero
quarters s.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
FURNISHED Rooms.

LARGE. comfortable room; running
water. private house; breakias' u'S'''u'
100 Eas, 3sth-si. -
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
6orsts ano Carriages.

YoR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
: stASON.-Pony outfit for children. "a
efess DR.. o. {. JACKSON. Pony Breeder.
q. o. Box l6l. jamaica. l.. !.
800 HEAD SELECT HORSES for sale
a. car stables corner ButleT-st and NOS
rsnd-sye.. Brooklyn: great bargains.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
Business Gbantes.

A DRYGOODS. boot and shoe business
fnr sal,. IA a growing town 80 miles iT"n
New-York; owner wishes TO retire capl-
tsI REQUIRED about 81 500: VIII pay you
ia investigate. Address BUSINESS. bor
AZ Tribune ONCE
ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED -Bends,
stocks notes insurance. etc, from 9".vD
tn 40 900 required. old established once
I'm nearby city. Address BANKER. IT'D
unc once.
TO GROCERS AND BUTCHERS. Bar
gain. nne brick corner property. Win oi'-
established trade. easy terms: owner re-
,iring Atlantic-ave.. COT. EsaeA-st''
Brooklyn.
sTART BUSINESS or YOUR Own
rs nanufacturers' agent: 20 cents brings
hook Of 300 manufacturers ana J"hmis =
Win instructions how 10 proceed Sfp'
r PARKER. broker. Warder hn1dinB'
Washington. j. {.
To MANUFACTURERS sites;
csn,tal furnished 20 build. power turnlshed
60! bnr.e yearly: other inducements, h'".
~ CIV r. DE FOREST SHELiO"
co, Stewart BUILDING. ----
YOIrNG MAN. with experience IN whole
s.i. fn,if and commission husin"ss. desires
=, Mt v0ung man with SlbD u invest
Address q. @. Box ~. Tribunc oihcr.
% HORSEPOWER horizontal iunnl11' !lll1
boiler. 22 horsepower rnxhe 49, o,oh"s',r Ivy
working machinery. STEIN N's''"''''' .
y. Y.
ZOO TO A.. 600 special capital wanted :
annie security given aud large prontS a'
rured. Address FINANCE. 81 onuI-n -.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
t11ork iUanteo.


LADY MEDICAL STUDENT, senior
class. with experience desires position as
nurse for party leaving city. good refer
ences. Address NURSE. Box ~ l5I ith-
ave
MASSEI a graduate masseuse;
will engage with a lady permanently VIII
do hairdressing and sewing; has high-class
FAMILY reference. 7i3 Gth-aye.
REFINED WIDOW. Industrious would
like any position where ability would be
appreciated. good hotel housekeeper. CAN
DUFF. 2S6 81. Nicholas-ave.
STENOGRAPHER.- .-ENperienced Young
lady desires position: Remington; Wiling
to assist in office: references. Address Miss
p Box Tribune Offce
STENOGRAPHER.- Permanent position
desired by an experienced lady stenog-
rapher and Office assistant. j., Box y,
Tribune Office.
WANTED.-By a competent stenog-
rapher and typewriter: good permanent
position. references A l. Address. NJ. 81
Barilett-st.. Rochester. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
for Sale.

SAFES.-Wc have made up 100 INST
class hous, safes. guaranteed hreproof.
our price SIS. worth $50. Call and ek'
anime then. i. u. GROSS. >OG Is way
SAFES sold direct by ths manufac'urei'
10 the customers. cheap for cash: house'
SIS up; business. f25 up; catalogue ifee'
y. Y SAFE Co. ~ Clinton Place.
TEAS HlaclO 10 ID. boxes. So delivered.
r. &. DERlNGER. PoGtoficc. New-ior
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
0itn Real estate for Sale.

A.-FoR SALES West 97th-st.. four
story basement and subcoilar. 10 large
rooms price S2l oOJ. Apply within. or 70
owner. CHARLES BU Ek. Columbus-ave., /,
corne- 72d-st
A FEW decided bargains in West Side
houses. $1,000 20 S3j OJD. STEVENS.
3th-aVe.. cor. 13d-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lON,h-st.--
Tuhstantial artistic. detached house. low
price: send for circular. ATLAS IN
PROV EMENT CO. Is Broadway.
Brooklyn.
CLIENT has new two-story frame house.
n.as elevated station. nine rooms. range.
boiler. tubs. gas fixtures. price S2.Np.
terms easy. See photograph and particu-
lars. CHARLES +. HATSTED. lawyer.
- William-st.. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
domestic 6ituations Uanle6

GARDENER.-By a married man; no
children: understands gardening thorough
ly: - years references. Address SAH-
DENER 323 East Jsth-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
Citn Real gslale 90 Get
flats Go fet unfurnishe0.

FLAT. large rooms. decorated: steam
heated; small family desiring plenty room
having passenger elevator; possession ~
once. Apply 20 janitor. 2s4 West 1lGth-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
Counirn Boaro Wanteo-
Gorrtrn Real gsiaie d Eet

Gounirn Redl gsiaft 70 Lei
Ar sor-TH ORANGE. To let from May
I f,r one year. house On fr"s'ec'-A st W. w.
- rooms and bath. cnnfrithtiS 80 "",
iTrs rantries, every city impf' fei"'h' III
r,.v and best style. gas. summit Wai'I;
Hardwood floors. bcauifuly u''"i" -
rooms. large lot. Two minutes u. 'apl, 'apl.
,,.,.,f 40 Sew- York o. newark. rent very
low ". H. WOODRUFF s0uth O'H"S''
\ !.
ADIKONpACKs- LAKE PLAcl Fur
,i.L.I cottages and camps. no malaria AZ
ttude > 20 feet. air dry. invigofatns' ~
spot compares with II. lunss, "i .,i,I ,tlI1, ~
housekeeping pleasure. = " '1'
Hay"meyer building.
CLIFTON. STATEN ISLAND. - Neat
modern attractive cottage ~ clcNeh r"olnS
,n.. order location and view. nvc minutes
walk from station: gas wafer sc"'t -
.lectrlc light in street; complete hohhf. u"
mediate possession. see pian anu
Yraph of house at L. &. BHIDGMAN' ~
Warcn-st. --------
ELBERON. Cherry VIVID Cottage; o
acres: large stable shade trees descriptive
book. BEALS. lH Leonard-st.. y. I.
FARMING-GOOD HOME.
Farm 20 acres not stocked. hours from
..y,- YORK viii be let to capable party ioI
on.-fourth Of receipts; p"rirct rele,rn.,s
rrot,ired. Address 3.l24 Stoddart-st.' WASH
lAhN'i' - 80
-MoERrsToWN. y. J.-Comfortable and
convenient furnished house, within nv
,,irut.s 81 depot near park. ample
grounds; stable. horses and carriagas' ier
summer season T. l.. KERR. w LID
crty-st.. y. J.
NYACK. -Eight-room cottage. one acre, %
win barn. for rent II South Nyack; ~. wv
ner month. j. ECKERSON DEMEREST'
Nyack
NEW-CANAAN. CONN.-To let. for the
s,,um.r large house. furnished through,
ouf IL rooms bathroom, hot ana coil
water. large garden; 10 minutes walk
from station. IA hours from New York r.
l.. COMSTOCk.
TAVRyTOWN- THE CASTLE."-Snm-
rner season only: baronial mansion; superb
view. moderate rent NIXON. 90 Bway.
TO RHNT At Norwalk. Conn. for IN,
se.snn or year a furnished house, l.
rooms In complete order. stable. acre ol
land. sloping to river. rent moderate. Ap
rlv tn H. j. STt'RGES. los Fulton-st.
Nrw-York. or JAMES MITCHELL, Nor
walk. Conn.
TO LET. Furnished. AZ South Nyack-on
the- Hudson fof the summer or year: house
nicely furnished. i3 rooms. all modern con
venlences. large shade trees and lawn. neai
river and fine mountain View; one hour
from New York ana minutes from depot
Address q r. MORROW. Nyack. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
Dressmaking.

Dressmakln9.
ARTISTIC DRESSMAKiNG, perfect s,5 ~.
,tn,, costumes. handhOme dresses. az
Mine. OWEN. 1871 West 22d-st.
A COMPETENT DKEssMAkEK %isheS w 81,
- cusicm.rs by the day or week h'
hn,ne ralI or address for two days H. h'
914 Gth-ave.
DREssMAKER. OF children's and
,,,tss.s' dressrs by the week or nohlh'
~ or country; highest city reiei'h0'S'
AfivERTISER. 1856 East s'th-st'
.pTIsTIc DRESsMAKING; impor,teai
,s.hions: hotel orders al shoI' ,.ra,.
nnoas purchased II desired. my,sIse
Hp,css Sp,o. Mrs. MELRoY.. A East LII ILL.,
between broadway and unlvsrs,ty I,aee,
DprssMAKER wants a few more cus- Gu,
,osls phnSs"ho,n =, home: suits from SO up -.
T%x 3i2 West s0th-st. near hiNe'S'"e
Drive. ----- ------------
,prssMAKER wishes few more Gus
,on,ers. thoroughly competent ana "hpeli
tp'Ii'tts 90 n.r day: references. AuhieSS
ppEssMAKER. 253 West l4th-s'.
Anticipates fitting; s.yiish ii,i
,oisaa ,nad, on short notice. from 20 "P'
Ms. WiTKOv. 227 West l0'h-st. -
g. pRIscoLL. las West 2oth-sn0d IA
rashionable dressmaker es..ns .bort
s,rcet tailor made costumes maoe on .ra,e ,n
notice: Imported models prices m''e'''''
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
90 fet for Business pnrposes

rO I.EASE.-Store and basement. 50x
T., each 42s and 427 Broome- corner
Of crosby. @. Il. HURD co, 10
B-ekman-st.
To LET.-Temple Court: sth noor'
southwest corner ONCE. l0xi6 Apply TEN
pie Court. Room 925.
7 WEST 3iST-ST. Handsomely furnished
rooms; en- suite or single: psrior moor to
lease private. club. business or physic'nn