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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
DItI:SsMAkING.


GOOD pErSSMtkrR want. 90 e, cut
hs ne das s. p.r is' best re'"r"1,-.
UEpIMNN. ~ last "''h 80
\ THOrprGU pHESSNAKER would utc
on. go 49,. more Gust mcfr. 81 - l"r
dH' AIircfr NtNoN NrEK 80 West
~ -
ARTISTIC DRESSES made from
s. up. 'ail,r-uade. also evening r"rrp-
non. travelling and carriage gowns mad"
equally ~ wraps AMI cape. - every To-
s-fip'pu. o. Ing habits e. cutting. has'-
ms while y1l raif. LONDON A*D PARIS
DHESSMAKING co. II West 10Th -.
A DREssIAKER. elegant cutter and
n'ter. $. DAY. or ~ hom". p".fec NJ
guaranteed. velvet. silk or cloth suits made
In one week Tor $40. fancy waists. coats
ana ball gowns e speciality. " East ION
~. near Hro"d"ay
All. FASHIONABLE iadlos' requiring
economy. style elegance IN hitting. beau
iiiui skir's. evening waists out of homo.
pleas. call Nine. MAI RICE. go West
iiHth ~.
ARTISTIC pRESsMAKER. nrst-class NJ
to- accustomed - nnc trade. desires
NOR. engagements IN nrs' class families
term. moderate. personal references. y.
- shaw.
Competent DESIGNER cutter. n'ier.
children. adults. would Ike position or
engagement bv week "r day. Illness cause
non fHl Asriu'ut NNHlfNN ' 10 W. N'Nt
42d ~
CoUTURIERE FRANCHISE. - Fancy
waists street. dinner and tailor nade
dresses. ladies' materials used: short no
tc-. moderate prices. elegant work.
NINE. ANDERSON. iGs YVES, i7,h-st.
forners with stern Bros
pREssMAKER Experienced. good inter.
Iates, styles. best CITY reference. wishes
NOR customers: city or country. In rrl-
vat" families Address 453 West +1th-st.
LADIES' fine summer dresses made rca-
aonnblr. exquisite 1T. style guaranteed .
ami misses atr~"t evening gowns. also
thorough drcssmaker los day. l.322 Broai-
way. - bell
LADIES and misses drcssmaking In the
latest STYLES. cap"s. also. r"modclling
neatly done Plcaqr ring middle bell. SGJ
Pnrk-avr.. near iith-s'.
MArsON FRANCAGsE. NILE. BAr-
GNON. robes ct mant"auX. ~ East 4nth-
ST. near Madison. ave. Spring costumes.
tailor dr"ss"@. very reasonable; French
satin curSets reduced f. $40 go 50. the
best made. ladies material made up after
the French models, perfect ~ ana huisht
pricea reasonable.
SEAL. GARMENTS rodrcssed. rodyed. re
modelling - latest designs. perfect fit
ting. hv day or home. reduced terms. high
rst references. GHElE. 10 Lexington
ave.
SEAL GARMENTS altered or repaired at
West 3ath-st.. late with e q. Hunther' X
Sons 9th ave-
VISITING MLIIINER calls upon ladies'.
takes order uses old materials In all Ia"
latest styles. francs nttcd - W. 3oth-s'.
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Gfhool Aaenrirs.

GENCY-Mirlam Coyriere supplies tutors ploI.sols
choo. 70 parents 100 shave, Book Bldng cor .ohs
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. A GENon
"A supplies Iroi i,i' and Famiies Apply 10
Mrs N !. YOUNG LTON - Inion square.
UNFINISHED FREE teachers all departments puoIic ana
rvat. schoos schools recommended Catalogue mailed
Edu Bureau 81 East oth-st. IL y Kellogg Manager:
w ANTED IMMEDIATELY achers; ladies', Eorinn'
w tece graduate for city school rovern"ss ana com
,ar,o , lass family going Europe. governess.
French piano. teachers. primary English MISS Do>O-
I,ureau. 20 East lAih-st.
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-. AnlnoNpAcHHSS ,,>-
STEVENS GAWWGSr

LAKE PLACID, y. y.
Heart of the Adirondack Mountains. @.SS II. ato.e
tide The largest and hotel In this part OF the
region Most Beautifully located between Lake Placid and
Mirror Lakes Surrounded b, mountains towering nte
thousand three hundred feet high. Fine Tennis 'oui'S
graphic circular j. A. & q. 4. STEVENS. owners and
PrOprietors Placid. y. Y
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

LARGE corner store with 10 show win
dows, 1000 square feet. william ana
Ann SITS. also basement II desired
rutland y WHITING. Ee"hmhn ST.
FLOORS AND HALF FLOORS 10 LET.
WITH POW r.R DAY AND NIGHT. IN
THE METkOIoIITAN REALTY BUILD
ING. FIREpROOF.
size !,Ox2Oi windows Oh four sides. front
ing Bropktn Bridge. william ana Rose SITS.
RI'LAND 4 WHITING. hickman st.
TO LET. ~ YONKERS.-A large store.
central location. suitable for first class
confectionery and icr-cream saloon. or any
other business. Apply 80 ROBERT HAIR
PER. ~ South broadway. f"nkers.
TO LET - Machine shop. with iron foundry
couplei~ capacity ~ iron foundry Is
fitted to make castings as large AS len
tons; machine shop IL .nyt0. hoors ana
basement. good light. together with ahJa ,
cent pattern shop. smith shop. boiler ana
engine rooms. storage sheds and every !.
thing appertsining to the manufacture OF
iron or brass machinery Of all kinds iitst .
class plant for manufacture OF "l'ctil'al
machinery. The above ~ situated on ftle.
Eleventh and Twelfth SITS. Jersey city'
convenient to all ferries and railroad ur-
pots VIII be rented low TO a good tenant
JOHN CRAVEN a. SON. io7 Newark-aVe..
Jersey city.
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Connirp Board.
BOARD WANTED
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Schulz Auto
matte Staining Pattern; Joyner's Fold
ing Anchor, 53i. 3l5. McKenzie's window
Blind. 52s 1873 Headleys Hoof Pro,ector.
4sS. sl6 EDGAR TATE & COMPANY.
Patent Solicitors. 2+5 Broadway.
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FLATS TO IET-Eurni-hcd ed.

FLATS TO IET-Eurnishcd.
WEI.f-SiTU ATED and well furnished
apartment q rooms and bathroom.
.. GENT from May ! % bci9ter " longer
.a Irle.rutie terms . careful ana 70.
sTs. .lJie tenant. elevator ana hr~i-class
iA.ifYr -.ft.". convenient . Broadway
caid- and stu.at~. elevated. reference -
changed Address "A %. j.. B.N -. Trlb-
lrr 80
FURNISHED FLAT From June - o.
flnc- J. large airs rooms 'll light. cool
slf4atA.r. easy terms. elevator. convenient
q. T. ana ,Huir ~ Wat iith--f.
THE MYSTIC.
iei - - West 39th 81.
E..gaui family and bachelor apartments.
:r-aishei uufurnishci. references.
WELL siTt- ATEp furnished apartment,
'n rerf. May 90 October. reasonable
terms Addr~ra J y. 81 columbus az"
10 ROOM elegantly furnished apartment
ln fNr Washington. cor. l-%i -. ana IN
tt.. pu~-~ngrr elevator. reasonable. Al-
,r.ss ROSS. room -. world kuiilins
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fosi an0 Coun0 .

oST Bank bosk 40 As go. Dry Dock Savings
IL Bank person having claims upon SAID BOOK IS
pon 10 present the bank within thirty
,avs or the said Will he declared cancrled ana eN
tinruiehed and u new ISSUED ia lien thereof
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5G3 WELT 23ds .-Parlor Moor In high-
stop house; suitable for offices or dress
making; modern improvements; rent cheap
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1rMrg l0Ml@BMRAn
FLATS TO LETT unfinished.

FAMILY going - Eurpp" VIII SUM-
APARTMENT % Madison ave. OF Nghi.
sum, rooms. elevator. rent. $40 uHfl o.
tohor Box - Tribune once.
5TlT-ANE Loss ,prn~r seth -. Elegant
apartments. overlooking PARK. s"' -
SOD SAMUEL NIXON, 90 broadway.
SD ST. , AND > WEST. near central
Park rooms and hath. elevator. house
aud location nrst-class.
a. MORTON ST Handsomest. new. Gle
gantly decorated nat nous" in IN" "th
Ward. pprticp stop. hot and cold "at-i
rafig. prtVaf. baths and closets To
children. open sundays. s2p - So.
brooklyn.
At 80 FRANkIt\-ANE NEAR Gates -
\ On. ali-Iight single apartment Of 10
larC. runns AMI bath. h't-water system
- heating. separate laundry, hall attend
suc~ ctr. JanltYr "a premises.
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TME NEM ENGlF@00I,
ENEELS-XS @EFLNES HN TELp

NAIlAiIGA = kIN'IH- y
Family n f~l y, bar and mo- iran-l"ufS lauie anu
= 49,, i,.. rates $40 ., 81 ~ per we"l Reduced
prize. ~ Ilue Al modern sanitary hli9ng.n,n',
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obstruction.

THE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
L RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
sJth and seth streets.
Ylr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

V'HE MANfATTAN.
NJ A MEIOEEY.
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rHUE HOTEL. IMPERIAL.
i ocean end Maryland ave. Atlantic CITY. R"
modelled Refuruisled Enlarged Appointments and
table FIRST class g W KENDEICK. owner and prop
Special rate s. per day; $40 per week unu jun Isl
fVUE NEW ENGLAND. ATLANTIC CITY. \. J. Ocean
j end ~ South CarOnaat~. open all ,h" year steam
Le,t sun uarlor HisYAN & WILLIAMS.
THE ARGYLE. ATLANTIC cry. y !.
i Ocean end Connecticut open all the year. -
TIiDS ~. 4 A -. EEbI.OE
FINIIE EiKTON.
j k@niucly-qv".. beach. Atlantic city, y j newy
furnished. n steam heat. NJ II. RAND
~ HE BOSCOH;f Kontucky-ave.. beach. Atlantic
CITY y. j. steam heat parpf. rates 81 To " per
dav- suaclal by week r. MARION.
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For Young Ladies.-Country.
NEw-HAvEN. CONN. &c HILLHoUSE AVE.
~ Mrs and Miss Cady's School for Girls, the most
beautiful avenue In the "Clty Of Ems.' VIII reopen
October &
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-13
Like n Bag of Feathers.

Ex-Governor Long has well said that
tho argument against woman suffrage
is like bag of feathers. You may pun
mel it all dag, and it remains bag Of
feathers still There is no solidity in it,
yet you can make no impression upon
it, The method Of argument used by
the average opponent Of equal rights,
he says, is identical with that Of James
II as described by Macaulay. 1t was the
habit of King James, he says, to make
some entirely unfounded assertion, and
after his councillors had respectfully
demonstrated that it was not true to
assert it again in exactly the same
words 1t is 10 wonder that a monarch
so impervious to reason had finally to
be dethroned.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-13
The Color Line obliterated.

The Chicago Women's club, which
distinguished itself last winter by hav.
ing internal dissonsion on the admis.
sion Of Mrs. Fannie Berrier Williams, a
COlored applicant for membership, has at
last placed itself on record as being in
sympathy with the spirit of the fifteenth
amendment.
The progressive members Of the club
have amended tho constitution, and the
club as a whole has accepted the amend
ments, The clause which it was feared
might cause a controversy was passed
without comment. IL declares qualifica.
tions for membership to be character,
intelligence and the reciprocal advan.
taSes to the club and the individual,
without regard to race, color, religion
or politics, and it was carried, conse.
quently by the concluding ballot. By
virtuc Of this final decision on tho color
line the supporters of Mrs Fannie Ber.
rier Williams say there is no reason why
her name may not be proposed for read
mission this autumn. Exchange.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-13
Want the Law Rescinded.

Women are not allowed to form polit.
ical societies in Germany, and as tbs
police have the power Of determining
what a political society is they may al
any moment dissolve woman's s organ.
ization on that plea. At the next ses.
sion Of the re!chstag Baroness Won
Gizycki hopes to present a petition
praying that the law be rescinded, and
over 10000 signatures of women have
already been received. In the meantime
NIL suffrage work must be effected by
personal influence, and tho baroness is
doing all she can by lectuIing and writ,
ing to awaken interest in the question.
She aud Fran Caver are editing new
woman's paper, Die Frauenbewegung.
Berlin Letter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-13
Mrs. q. II. Krom.

Mrs. S. R. Krom Of Plainfield, n. J.,
who has been active in the movement
for school suffrage for women, rendered
valuable service last year by compil
ing careful statistics Of the number Of
women voting at school elections and
serving on school boards in each county
of New Jersey. She thinks equal suf-
frage would raise the moral tone Of the
whole country, especially as regards the
liquor traffic and tho prevention of the
regulation Of vice" The Newark Daily
Advertiser recalls in this connection
that it was owing entirely to the untir-
ing efforts Of the women of New Jersey
that the age of protection for girls was
raised from 10 TO Is years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-13
Miss Mary w. Wells.

Miss Mary ". Wells, u graduate Of
Wyoming tN. " seminary, has been
superintendent Of the dcacOncss home
in Baltimore for nearly two years past.
Recently she was transferred 10 tho su-
perintendency of the Jane Abraham
deaconcss home of Portland, Or Miss
Wells was teacher for some time in
Iowa Wesleyan university, afterward
pcccp;reSs in Napa Collegiate institute,
California. Returning to Iowa sho took
a course Of study in medicine and was
admitted to the Iowa Pharmaceutical
association. The care Of her aged moth
er in Knoxville, Ia, confined her to
home work, where she was selected as
Sunday school superintendent, and
served with great acceptability When
relieved from home cares, she entered
the Lucy Webb Hayes Training school
in Washington, where sho graduated
with honor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-13
A Story with a MornI.

Speaking Of the people who come in
LATE into the movements Of reform and
take on the air of the early martyrs re.
minds u critic of the woman's move
ment Of the story of fisherman down
in. Gloucester. He had little fishing
smack and was in the habit of going
out in the harbor Co catch few fish
Coming in one morning when there was
a dense fog, all at once the fog lifted.
and he found be was sailing directly
into an East lndiaman, large vessel,
lying at anchor. However, he got
astern Of her and cried out:
ship, ahoy!"
Aye, aye, sir" said the captain Of
the great East Indiaman.
"What ship is that?"
"The Albatross. "
"Where fromf'
From Calcutta, bound for Boston. "
How long have you been out?'
Zone hundred and ten days. Who are
you?"
THE Lucy, from Gloucester. "
"How long have you been out;"
"Ail night. "
Well, now, when these all night peo-
pie undertake to discuss this question
you would think they had been out 10
days Philadelphia Ledger
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-13

To pounds Of grapes, undefripe, al
low pounds of sugar, 2 teaspoonfuls
each ground cinnamon and allspice, half
teaspoonful cloves and quarter cupful
vinegar. Pulp the grapes and boil the
skins until tender. Cook the pulps and
rub through collander; add skins, sug-
ar, vinegar and spices, and boil until thick
as marmalade.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-13


FOR SALE IN BULK.
AMERICAN BOURBON WHISTLES IN Bond per
barrel containing about 40 gallons each
at various prices according to age and
quality.
CALIFORNIA GRAPE BRANDY IN Bond per
barrel of about 40 to 80 gallons.
CASE GOODS.
IISO Tie celebrated Case WHISTLES:
Extra Pony" Bourbon Whisky, IL bottles.
3gallons per case.
"Be0rgrass" bourbon Whisky, 10 bottles, .
2-5 gallons per case.
"Old Iioneer" Bourbon Whisky, 10 bottles.
22.5 gallons per case.
Tennessee White Rye" Whisky, II bottles,
225 gallons per case.
CALIFORNIA PORT WINES SHERRIEs,
ANGELICA.
Send orders by mail. Satisfaction goa.
ranteed,
Braunschweiger & Co..
lil-lm No. 3, Drumm street.
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N. f. BURGESS

Repairs Garden FCS SrTlILnS. Water T5T,.
Etc, ETC.
Saw Filing and all kinds us Tools Sharp
ened, including Carving Knives and Scis-
s"rs. Inw" Movers repaired and for rent
Also, Setting Glass in fact all kinds Of
jObbing. work called for and returned
Shop and residence Ell Miller street
Ring up Telephone $50. 1-tf
The herald., 1895-05-26
NOLAN & SMITHS BARGAINS
&OSOO-FOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEs
SD1sllX 24acra lemon graxcs = south az

GtOS0O-FOR sALE-ONE OF THE REST
OJCUV 2O-acre lemon groves in Southern
California, located at Covina, where frost h n a
never been known to hurt citrus fruit or trees.
good Groom house and outbuildiu gs good soil
and frst-clnss water right; price $4,000, on easy
terms. NOLAN SMITH, 22S W. Second.
$450O-For salc-10 acres At Ontario all
highly improved, as follows 2 acres 7-year.old
prunes, AZ acres 4-year-old lemons, 2iS acres
4-year-old navel oranges, 1 aero 2-year-old
lemons; fine water right, cemeat head ditch i;
small house. good barn, ETC.; also convenient
TO good school; price, S45O0 $1,000 cash, bal
anoe on time at per cent; will pay at least %
per cent this year on the price asked
10 NOLAN & SMITH, 1913 W. second.
$600-For sale-5 acres on Lake ave-. Alta
dena, located few yards from the elestric
road and commanding view Of the whole
valley; present owner recently refused $1,000
cash for the property, but now needs money
and will sell within the next few days for $500.
NOLAN & SMITH. 22S W. second.
$35OO-For ssle-7H acres nearly adjoining
the city on the south, near the Central avenue
electric line. all in bearing fruit, oranges.
peaches, ETC.. nice income property; the place
Is worth $5OsO spet cash, but the owner needs
money for pressing needs and will sell within
the next few ds VS. fer r3500: part cash, balance
to suit. NOLAN Il SMITH, 226 w. Second.
$20oO-For sale-Just little south of the
city limits; 10 Ncres good land acres alfalfa.
baiance orchard; house OF rooms; nice
grounds; gosd artesian we'll. windmill and
tank and other improvements; price only
5000. This is great snap. NOLAN & SMITH.
22S w. Second.
The herald., 1895-05-26
EOR SALE .
II CpIDFP e. DOW'S

-ADAMS.ST STREET TRACT.--
500 5O-foot residence lots, corner OF Adams
ST and Central ave. Adams ST., 81 ieet wide,
urd 2sth ST. 100 feet wide; both lined Wish
palm trees; streets graveed. cement Walks
and curbs: water pired 175 lots sold and over
80 houses built IN the last tour months; rich,
sandy loan; no mud the healthiest portion OF
il with other properties: lots are 5000 and up,
oil easy terms: special inducements TO those
who will build at oncer Central avenue double
track electric car line runs through the tract.
take the Central avenue cars at corner OF Sec
ond and Spring sts.. the ride takes only II
minutes. Agents at our branch Office on the
corner OF Central ave. and Twenty-ninth ST.
will show the property; for views OF the
tract maps and all Information. write or call
on us. Free carriages at all times.
GRIDER & DOW,
l9u New Office 139 5. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-05-26
~, c..p-cyry PROPERTY

SnCCN0-fNCoME $3.50. NEW DOUBLE
&Z0UU house. barns, Nos; 90 ana tsi
Merchant St near corner Eigntn anu .en'
SoS0' 'Nev hSuse S rooms, hard fl nished; /;
rented sic; $izx year 792 kcn,er h, St, -.
S65O-Corner Wilmington ana r,orence tr;c SIS,
1S5xi5O fest: SO fruit trees, full bearing.
Makes grand home 80. ON zach. e,o
500 each lot, 3ox135 feet; Sio easn: srs re Tao
eIectrie - - Fiorence street-$Io cash. $40
monthly, buys lot Kohler tract, near Sevendn
street: cement walks, curbs street graVeieo'
10 Acre Gre lots, 7o4 fruit trees on each; $ioo
$500 acre; III < acres 50 full size lots near
SsaOONs new houses; income 1904 wear
77O and 7sI Merchant street; rents %oo;
;SS KohIer street; rent $12; $500; cne'
third cash. oo, ~ caoora
26tf W. J. FISHER, -. ". seooHH
The herald., 1895-05-26
TNOR SALE-L0TS.
Il ,., n.ar Centennial.

s<oo-Bartlett ST., near Centennial:
$5O0-Corner OF Bartlett ana oen.ennaai1
$1,000 each-3 lots in South bonnle brae
tract, on Burlington ave. r,,,,,,,
$1,000 lots on southeast corner Irinity
and Twenty fourth streets; hne corner ior
cottages, to sell on installments-
SUCO-on Pico Heights. just west OF Union
avenue. - h..,.r +h.r
$65O-On Pico, near Union; better than
above.
SSOO-Near Pico and Hoover.
$45O--On Pearl, north OF Temple ST., oVN4Au;
$55O-On Twenty-third, Ia blocks west OF
SeoOIA corner on Twenty-hird ST., just
west OF Hoover. en-
$50. .,,.
Si25O.Corner on Ninth: close to 67lsx15O'
ENTLER & OBEAR.
Or 223 W. First st.
The herald., 1895-05-26
FOR SALE.-.cYTy PROPERTY

|
| Il MOORE & PARSONS,
| 229 West Second st.
| $500 buys Girard-st. lot, choice; all i'm
| proved and assessments paid.
| $720O-Elegant close-in modern residence
| on Hope st. room house; everything gilt
$Ioo0-Good cottage, 4 rooms, on East First
| ST.; large lot bargain
x3lO0.Fine modern home near Harper
. rooms; frst-class improvements; gilt-edge
home in choice locality;
| tase; 4OxIlO TO alley; bargain $3.50 cash,
balance $l0o per annum till paid; here's your
from Spring st; carpets, curtains and house
| hold furniture, all included; big lot, barn,
| full-bearing fruit trees. chicken house; lady
SaOo0-iO large lots and 3 new modern 7.
! room houses; cement sidewalk; water to sell +:
close to car line; here's something to look into
$35OO-A fne Groom modern house on
Boyle Heights hot and cold water, gas, bath,
barn, cement sidewalk curb' barn. graded
$3ooO-A brand-new modern s.room house,
right close to Central ave., in Grider Dow's
Adams st. tract; every modern convenience;
cement sidewalk and curbs, gas, plumbing:
only $1,000 cash: balance in building and loan
association, and at rate OF about. $50 per
month, or just about rent this small amount
gives you easily an elegant home.-6O
$2300-Nice 7-room house; owner must sell! I;
big cistern. big lots, fruit, flowers to- no end,
high aud slightly location, blocks from car
line a great value here.2S
$35O0-Z-story double house on Albany ST..
right between Pico and new sixteenth st.
electric lines: rooms in each; hard finish,
patent closets; rent, $l5 and $3.50 per month;
$500 cash, balance q to IL months
$4OO-we have choice lots inside OF
Eighteenth ST.. at above price; these lots are
speculation, and will be out of the rketvery
quick
$2OOO-Is all it costs for close-in Groom
house; 6O-foot lot; last call at this price;
owner wants more money.
$250O will buy q beautiful home in locality
southwest that is coming rapidly to the front.
1t is risht between Pico and sixteenth ST. elec-
trio lines, and was built one year ago at con.
tract price of $2190; sewer, cement walks,
curb graded. all pa id large lot to alley; clean
side street; polished woodwork, all uone
right; gem.
$500 will buy you lot that will make you
so per cent in year; the new electric line on
Sixteenth will do this, and IS the best line IN
Los Angeles.
$1,000 is all we ask you for 60-foot inside
lot on Sixteenth ST. but there are precious lew
left and they are going; don't wait; they are
below the market, and will advance rapidly
as quick as the new electric line begins to run.
$55OO-A large 1O-room modern house:
large barn; full-sized LOTS; beautiful I'M
provements; corner Fourteenth and Rich SITS.
model homo an provided with every COM
fort and convenience.
$55O--0ne lot left on Twelfth ct near Pico
line.
MOORE & PARSONS,
Exclusive Property Agents and Investment
Brokers 220 w second st. S6
The herald., 1895-05-26
GRlDER & DOW,
139 S. Broadwa,
LOR SALE
CITY LOTS

I'll Luis
S25 down and $40 month without interest
will buy a iue lot on a graded street, with ce
ment walk, Is minutes ride from the busi-
ness center; price only $l75. See this.
$500 will buy fine corner lot in one block
OF the electric cars street graded and curbed,
on installmenes.
$500 will buy fine lot on Pico street. half a
block from electric cars.
$500, choice lot on Adams St; street i'm
provements all paid for one block OF electric
cars; on easy terms.
S9O0-For sale, fine lot on s. Hope st.. SIX
l6O: ii sold soon. will take 5000.
$3.50 For sale, lot 52x176. corner on Seven.
teenth st. west Of Figueroa St. in one block OF
the new electric road; only $3.50.
$95O-For sale, choice residence lot on
Twenty.frst st. close to Figueroa ST.; price
$3.50.
$l3Oo-Fine corner lot close to Tenth and
Pearl SITS. choice corner.
$l75O-For sale, choice corner on W. Beacon
st. close to Ninth ST.. price $3.50.
S2300-For sale, 2 fine building lots in the
Bonnie B ae tract on Burlington ave-. price
$4,000 for both.
$200o-Fot sale, 100 feet on Alvarado st..
close to Seventh; fine corner for fats; only
$1,000.
Choice residence and business lots for sale
in all parts of the city. Free carriage. Tele-
phone 1898. GRIDER & DOW,
26 New Office, 139 S. Broadway.