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The herald., 1894-04-08
POMONA.
a Danse du ventre which Took In tho
BOVs-Notes.

Danse du Ventre which Took in tho
Bovs-Notes.
POMONA, April There are some 20
or 30 fellows in Pomona that have felt
like kicking themselves for a week past,
not 80 much, as it turns out, for what
was, but what might have been-whst
they have missed, how they have been
taken il. So don't say anything about
the danse ou ventre in Pomona.
To cut short story shorter, man
and woman came to Pomona lew days
ago, and it was whispered that the danse
du ventre would be given.
That was all the boys wanted. A room
was engaged, vacant store room on
Second street. The "bloods" congre-
gated 25 cents admission was charged
the young, the old, the lame and the
halt-snd the performance began.
The woman, it is alleged, kicked
around few times, and then the man
announced the performance was over.
But there wasn't any back door for the
fellows to sneak out of. There's where
the rub came in.
The herald., 1894-04-08

constructed near the Coronado race
track, where the lassooing, broncho
breaking and bull fighting are to take
place during the three davs Of the great
tiesta, April 2lst, 23d, oath.
Mr.. Lummis is also here completing
plans for the accommodation and enter
tainment of his Pueblo Indian friends,
and excitement runs high IS to the
unique sports which are about to be
nraaantad
The herald., 1894-04-08
Dead Right.
Gnaas

Guess:
Guess what2
Guess why Clark & Bryan, 1877 West
Third street, are selling the South Bon
ME Brae tract lots at such low prices.
Give it up.
So do we; but we wouldn't give up
one OF those lots for double the money
they are charging. H8
The herald., 1894-04-08

Eckstrom does the wall paper business of tn ,
city. He has large stock, good tasse and cor
rect prices. 309 5. Main 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-05
The monarch's face is certainly
tons of wonder.
worthy Of study.
FACTORING A BOND ISSt Il.
ACTION OF THE CHAMBER CT COMMERCE
MEETING TO BE HELD NEXT Tlui'>pN'

NETTING TO BE HELD NEXT THURSDAY 10
CONSIDER THE PROPOSED INCOME TAX.
Tho members Of the Chamber Of Commerce AZ
their regular monthly meeting held yesterday US
c,ssed several important topics lnciuo'"S a" -
Of bonds by the Government, and resou'o" wac
adoptcd strongly in favor Of a BOND issue ~ -
love the present deficit in the National lr'd''F
Another important resolution adopted was 10 inv
effect that special meeting Of the Chamber De "e''
ON Thursday next to consider the proposed income
tax The sentiment Of the members was SFo"s',
against the income tax and in favor o' p'"'
issue The resolution adopted in reference 10 al
issue Of bonds which introduced by James
McCreery follows:
Whereas The Secretary Of the Treasury on ,m P
United states has IN his last annual report eStnati
that the expenses Of the Government WouIu ~,
it's income for the fiscal year by an amount 'P""'
ling s2S 10000 and.
Whereas II is Of the highest importance ',,1 th at
the obliga tons Of the United states Sh"u" ~
promptly discharged and. , . ,o 1-r,.od
Whereas The present condition OF me nrd
not creditable to one Of the richest nations ~ ''e
Resolved That this chamber hereby indorses the
recommendation Of the Secretary OF the lr r. sur
s2oo 800 OF shor, bonds in such small amount.
as will permit all classes Of our citMehS 10 invest
their avings In Government security.
A resolution was introduced by \. Foster Higgins
chairman Of the Committee the Harbor and ship
ping The preamble referred TO the illegal dump
ing of solid substances in the harbor. owing 70 de-
fects in the present statute. and declared that' III
the opinion of the Chamber 10 adopt the most com
plete system and means TO stop this vandalism
will be a positive economy TO the Government
The resolution was as follows:
BE it resolved. That this Chamber most earnestly
solicits that Congress will enact the Iroposei
amendments to the existing law on THIS subject
hereto annexed, and will also make such appro-
pria ton of money Will provide the needed tugs
men and other requirements set forth by the ener-
getir supervisor In charge as absolutely needed
to accomplish the desired object Of ending this
great and crying evil.
The following communication To the president
Charles s Smith. signed 10y James McCreery. Henry
Hentz Daniel McKeever. Thomas Rutter. q. Waldo
Smith. w H. Robertson and others was read by the
Secretary:
We the undersigned members Of the Chamber OF
Commerce. respectfully request you 70 call special
meeting Of the Chamber for Thursday next, Janu-
AIRY II. at 1880 to consider the propriety OF the
proposed income
In speaking the income tax after the meeting
James McCreery said: English statistics show
that f200O0eo is spent annually by Englishmen out
side their country simply and solely to avoid the
income tax which IL levied them.
Several new members elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-05
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At TIE EXCHANGES.

Eight parcels were advertised for sale Yesterday
at the Trinity Saiesroom by order OF the Nou'
Peter F. Never offered No. 80 West One-hu"'' e"
and-twentieth-st a three-story. stone-froht mus
a lot Is. ixlCo The property Is charged io' ''
and sold to John Bottomley for Sl6,659. -. ror,y
Bryan L. Kennedy offered No. 10 f'as. stoy, .,
nfth-st The property consists OF n o,,no Thee
high-stoOp basement dwelling on Il io' -iN
plaintiff was the buyer for 2l,TJ an ,,. c,,-
T. = Ingraham &c Co. offered No 81 r.as' az q
enfv scconl-st a story stone-iront h0u'1 ~
lot I6 Syf02 II brought s97 from LA II. - NO
William Kennedy offered No. 3S2 flea "a rrbe
for-sorv stone front house on iot iooNi 90 90
plantn in the proceedings was the buyer Ioi 80, ~
There was considerable of crowd rou QUIZ W ~
stand of the same auctioneer waiting lot ~ 40 =,
fering Of No II East Twenty-fourth-st Whic III m'
advertised for sale in "A suit by James Is. ~" :,
Welt against Francis II. Weeks ana LOUISA "a
Weeks his wife The SALE however, was auyo i've .
40 3g7 East one hundred and twenty seconuS. VIZ
offered by Smith & Ryan. 1t Is two,st0ry /. N
house on a fun lot, and sold to 7. NJ. BURKE io'
Permission has been given by the officers OF 'n a.,
Exchange to he Rapid Transit Commissioners ran,
cornDloa their list of owners on the propose" i"'e
from, the records of the Exchange. . M. W..
r Mcintyre has sold stable, No $50 .o w -
Seventieth-st To a private party for apout s--@p
4 prominent broker of Coumbusave mas selu
lot i'm Eighty ihirdst. near Amsterdam LOT
SEQ pnkelspic to "A private party for apout s,a
William f. Baldwin has sold to prlvatee pa'E d
private stable. No .2O7 West Seventy -slNtn-S' io
nf,ntf
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BOUND For TIE MEDITERRANEAN.

Mr.. AND MRS. ANDREW CARNEGIE AMONG THE
PASSENGERS on THE STEAMER COLUMBIA.
Among the passengers sailing the Hamburg
American steamer Columbia for Algiers Naples
and Alexandria yesterday We're Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Carnegie, the Rev. Or. and Mrs. Il. F. De
Costa, Mr. and Mrs f. Il sheldon Mr. and Mrs.
George II Morgan. the Rev. H. \. T. Hoyt. Mrs
CORTLAND Hoppn. Mrs Alexandria. Henry Davis,
Mr. and Mrs u. l. Alexander Mr. and Mrs \ G.
Coddington Mrs. Paul Dahlgren the Rev. II. Il.
Hitchings J. Chesterfield Kray. the Rev. = \.
Mester. Robert II. Sayre, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thompson. the Rev Father J. J. Hannessy. Henry
Van Dyke and DR. and Mrs Lucan {. Warner
1t is understood tkat Mr. and airs. Carnegi- VIII
go on the steamer to Alexandria. and will spend
some time in Egypt Mr. Carnegie is making the
trip for the benefit Of his health.
Among the passengers arriving on the North
German f>ioyd steamer Trave from Bremen were
the Baron Won Nechritz. Or. Emil Simon. Or. j
r Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs Felix Kelsey and Arthur
Rach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-05
TENEMENT HOUSE WORK By EOMEN.

The Tenement House Chapter Of the King 9
Daughters and Sons is actively engaged in aiding
the poor and distressed. Just now volunteer work
ers I'm His Name" are needed to aid in the work.
Every phase of help and kindness Is In practical ev
dence at the rooms Of the chapter at No. u Mad-
son-st Among the many activities carried on hy
the chapter are kindergarten. home library. play
ground sewing school. Sunday afternoon class. a
boys club. mothers club. evening casses for girls
and visitation work The sick poor nursed, ana
children are sent hospitals and into the country
Gifts Of clothing delicacies for the sick. money
and other contributions all welcome, ana. as
before said volunteer workers are needed.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ncc- Hugo to Netro Hess. 75th-'t W of ,o.o
rccIrr iicry Il al to conrad Bachu Mclr@"- oo,
ave- Nv corner ,,1 o,G,-t so,,,an ar Jackson
i"ln'r '|' ~ 70 w" a ,'nr. 1000
Am'nan" Mar Main ,m l"u W" W suqo,s'st VARS 1900
Aud Rol,rt. 10 carrinston. 7sthst. v sso
Sam" !" \ u 'ar1 ,.av ''''' -. 5000
pr, =. r''J Jom 10 Charlie Kochlcr columbus
ave corn,r 18th, 3 year ar ,o.. r.crio, '''o
ca.-ai" 9oc, J. itoi "' ~ lta,a : Years .~' 5000
cnaIe Harry to NTS.IE TT Trnr 49, 10 600
nr% M:"S t. % Ia" sS %%" idre@ s'S co%
cas @s1 Hcroimcc. Ct al " JSn" A N,dr, 400
po p@ Snailrs Il al rnrc Mack. +ith- q, ooo
pr,mno %n N %n T., q MARTIN, aud anoh
Enrich Samnc W; ana %'' I'D st $1,000
Fischer ,nlsnh' 10 ~ '......... $4,000
Gerry A~on ct al az ,s5h.,t ..... c3.e9s
"oet' august ana 'H a."y, .; WIS ~ 10000
Ger, bi.rsh.' ~ 9oG las. ood vears.... 1000
liau,fn.,TN i, - .rh h, vc,rs ','... 2io0o
Hairs. John 10 !uh,S rnrnH'r' '.'' 300
,o @Ss f Fr, sS''1s to N Smith ct al
Hal. Anna II. T. John 6 DAM. " Houston 5000
orsa.. 4 rd pS,' TO II Machine Go. io2d' oos
naanan' Michael. To- l. J Callahan. Barrow-st. p ooo
corner tth-st, y"r, Assurance '''''
Soc.y D ~ ~ ''''' ..'.... 10000
Kelly Martin aud wife to i,o-a Mack. II ii"h- .ooo
st. of Pak-avc 3 years -. 49,, 49,, "'o'
aim MAYER. L, Societ" Cninair' pman'o'
pqnc DIS y ""''r't VI "'' 10000
Kaufman Leopold and wife to Edward oothcnt
Of al No 20 Newt hambcrs-st AMI NJ 80 %, .o,
i.o-evet-t. years ...-...-....-.. -. -"''0'
Iilbcy Frederick K, and wife to Nut idfe lns
co. n Y, 6Ith-st Of Amsterianra'e' IN 900
Lem. chas aud wife o Solomon Lopps ooo
hd.ayc u " ll6th-,t years .. 1879. f'o'o
Iindprrn Ernst \ TO VIM Bbvk. \ farmouht ,oo
Place II Marmion-1ve. years. -. 4oo
Inrsrh Moses \ a. q II Dagc, y Mad'"oh- ,.,o
ave . Of llDth-st years ........-.....-.--: >'VVV
L. 10 Harriet Skidmorc 1T A. oo,
Washngtpn-st corner Frankn-st. years. i"oo'"
Calho,n. John NJ. jane Jacobs and another, -, ooo
NJ Coumb,--avc, q l0-dst, 3 year, i-'ooo
uc, cnahnn WIN. Ia X II Coleman, trustee, ...
c,.i.st II iOthave. .......... l3ooo
NcOuodr Matthew. and wife t. Maria Wright, $3.50.
Iu,cr-on.st corner Cooper.st, = wear, l,I'O
Nc,. VEN james. 70 NJ Creighton, Morton 600
NJ a. OF lIusDn-st. note. ............. loVO
No. John T. VI X Shafsr Union -
ave n Of 1G5th-st .......... l,ooo
vcn matt James. and wife Ia the John Cfess
brewing Co. n 8 Stant"nst OF Mangn II. NM,
Norbnrdt Mary Frederick Deemuth. lot
yD4 map Wilton Port Morris and East Nor .,,
Mckinney Jane X. and another to A w Petrfe.
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Twentieth Edition. post paio. for CSC, stamps.
~ HE HUMAN HAIR, Why It Falls on
Il Turns Grey and tho Remedy. Bv Prof. BARLEY
PARKER A. H. LONG 4 CO, 1.ol3 Arch-st Phia .
"a. "Eyery one should read this little book
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NATHAN STRAUSS ADIRONDACK PROPERTY SOLD.

Eaton e. Young. OF the Hotel Ampersand, In the
erty on lower Saranac Lake to Charles NJ Swain.
Of Philadelphia, for $1,000 II is situated near the
hotel and is considered OF the most desirable
spots in the AdirC ndacks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-05
''TME BERKSHIRE, F"
,oo u.ntsoN AVE, COR. SD STREET.
60. - =. it,, Garner auartnent consisting OF

riegn, s.o.a noor corner apartment. consisting Of
,.,ior IIi,.rv dsrng hon. chambers, ser'ants Dod
pp'ams ktrhcs IT, also smaller Apartment.
D TtIr StSi y;NpnK TRIBi NE WILL re RE
cEIvED Al TME UPTowN OFFICE No i2'2 I Br9ad,
TiSi:MENTs at the following Branch ohass 90
~ orner Fourecnth-st. '6O Third ave-.
corner Forty o,1 ThiTa,ave mar ie
Coumbusase - Avenue A. Is2S TsdiIe % Mss;
3ls Th,rd.avc' o5i Third-ave. bot on"-hundie'-
andtweh ana ia6 ,s s
twan, o,4 West One-hundred- and twenty
hfth-st.. and 800 West One-hun,ns eu- " y ~ ~ ~
Brooklyn at SO courtst' 900 ne dsire ra,es
London Once Tor advertisements NOTION '''' '""'
W. C. London England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-05
Gcathrre.

A MERrcA% A%p FoKEIG% TEA CHEflS AGENCY
a ,It,ies pr1fe.s,fs T-ach.sf Tutors G0s'f nerr"s
g. - colleges schools anI Families AIIy fn
Mr. ". T. YOt 80 FULTON - Union square
GE%f'Y Miriam fofrl.rr +upiliea tutors. g. f'4H'fr
n feach-fe gntefr'gscs. etc. IN n!l irii iii'h'
school. - parents 10 ifl-tt" H-H y lihf- 'i -'
4 INSTRUCTION. ~ FRENCH Private i".snns IN CON
i Versatun grammar .ni literature - 49,.
GA~TDN BpTAY. 90 West 'tfh-s'
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,'I\AI,D LINE.

n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Gala.. Jan. p n [ial,ia. iFg 3D. p m
Aurana. Jan 20 p N Seryia; .'feo,, i. p M
%. 10 n. m. Efrr'ia-. ron - y d III
" From Pinr 90 North River. foot - Carkson-. -.
Cabin passage $50 and upward. Second cabin 80 an !
inward according 10 steamer and location
Secrng. tickes AMI from all parts 81 FUR az az
vorv l)w rates freight AMI plssag" Apply AZ w"
cor,uany's Office. NJ. 4 Bowling Green. New YORK
VERNON II. BROWN co General Agents.
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Dantlno Academies.

A ITXANpER MACGHEGoRs Menfeissohn Assembly
y rooms los We~f a5h-s frita'" lrson- anl classes
In The mems class VIII i"siu i-.'F Zee hii.
for which previous application must De- made.
4. FORGE II WAIIACTS Dancing Glasses AZ Music
" Han 57fh--i anil 1ih-aNc.. ani Harlem. '''nrt" "
Walnc.'s Clnss.a and - West i2Gh-rf s." circular
4, 70 f. WALTER lntoly returned from "a, pc.
NJ and private isesurs IN society Dances fAy
40 Columbus ave >rh ard his sis
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Ocean 5Icamrre.

INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION coMPANYS LINES
MEl[E[RlGMGg l0Ey[S
FOR SOUTHAMPTON. ,
am m Isfc convenient rput" 10 lSpHiDn-
No transfer 10y tender. No tidal delays. Mt,
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By special fast twln-screw Channel steamers
From Pier u. North River. foot ~ FuItonn,s' -,
Paris Jan TO- 1880 a. Paris Jan ~ S!ad p m
New York Jan % 7:3o Iiern Feb :, go ,, a, H.
First cabin passage southampton London or ha
$50 and upward second cabin $40 and upward according
TO steamer Storage at low rates
RgD STAR llbyE
FOR ANTWERP. ~
From pier adjoining lenna r. r., Jersey - IVY ~
WESTEKNIAND w ef"si,ay' ian X n m
First cab.n $50 and upward second cabin to Antwerp.
>"' iIS.TrII99TNATii0NAi. NAvIGATIoN COMPANY
BOWLING GREEN.
4 NEW AUSTRALIAN SERVICE.
N CANADIAN PACIFIC HALLWAY.
Intended Sailings from Vancouver
AKAwt SKINNER. hv Z Efl'lFIn 'as.l''
General Eastern Agent. Australian Freishi Agent
Y1a nroadway y y 90 Wall Street. y \.
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD $. :. co.
"A. - SHORT R2ITE TO L3Np SGi..vrv
NEW V (Ef 'EXTRf.Se sTENMEfs
FRS, Cabin $40 and upNari second Capn, 80 anr ~,
weimar. " Tues JAM 49, noon Trayc FEB T. II
Ems Tues 80 Aler Tues Fcb e. u a. m
"'''"' Out MEDlrERRANEAN LINE
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Fnlda Jan. q Vera. Mich. 10 Kaiser apr. %
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iva e. Tues I"n o Ic J., a San S M.u rr' Aic 10
land passengers FOR these Islands - . >, ,, Gao,
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STOCKS ACTIVE AND STRONG.
FINAL PRICES NOT THE BEST
CHANGES, HOWEVER, SUBSTANTIAL ADJ
VANCES-MONEY ON CALL AT
PER CENT

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY 1
SALES DE BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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,lufurnisheo Apartments 60. Get.

Tm[E ALEXANDRIA,
.,op.1,,1,,r tnr Est ST. AND 9TH AVE
fieg.nt Suites 70 r,nt. Newly decorated and steam
heated All improvements ie'''s f'' I" "'' p '''''"
Inquire VI premises
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NIEDITERRANEAN EMPRESS
vi LINE TO ALGiERS. NAPLES AND GENOA.
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DFELITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
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