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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-19
WORK WAITED.



PARTISAN VISITING GONEHNESS.
rhoua- ithythmic system: afternoons az
engaged. aiME. TFI;ENCii. Diisens. So'
Broadway.
LANlTEESS wishes place one or TWO hd's
on hous-.keopor for furnishod-room house :
best ~ reference. Ms. TAYLOR. ~ East
S.d-sl.
JA%ITETSG. . or houses or OH IS 20
d'pn. ~ respectable widow 90 supp'lt
hor two ltti, boy. MrG. BRENNAN, 90
last l34th-st.
STENOGHhTITE AMI TYPEWRITER -
Good ronman: wiling 10 do Office WORK
Address EARNEST. l52 Gth-avo
STENOGRNPIIfR and TYpEWEITER,-
years "Nperi"n.": rapid AID an''i".
understands bookkeeping. references NJ
NJ ~ Bartlett 81. Rochester. y. }.
YOUNG Girl. good writer, accurate a.
figures. drsiros position IN oihc" or nhsI-
ness house. hest - reference - t. IN.
csty and r'sp'ctah,litH Address JUN
pOBiiIN. 3Gi Chciry-st.
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REAL ESTATE.


For Sale and Toilet.
AGENCY FOR CONGRATULATIONS all
kinds; sale or rent. building sites.
TUBES & TAYLOR ) Beekman-st.
AT FLUSHING. L. Houses. farms and
villa property 10 let and for sale. II.
MASTER. Real Estate Agent Flushing.
y. Y.
FOR SALE OR To LET.-The substan-
;!al 7-s:ory building. 800 to 305 Water
ST.: suitable for manufacturing business.
equipped with boiler and engine. nearly
new. and TWO large elevators: all in COM
plete order. rutland & WHITING, .
Beekman
FOR RENT or SALE.-Bargains in hotels.
boarding houses and cottages; building
sites reasonable. ISRAEL q. ADAMS &
Co. Atlantic City y. J.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
YOUNG MAN. Is. speaking German aHu
English. desires situation. bee ieieic',.,
security II required. FEED. !. CoEpf'''
~ HpTaiio-st.
NOTNG NAN. 90. would llk' PERM 70
rent situation al anything. wages u" "p-
ieci. nrst-ciass references. Address H.
LAFFEHTY. 20 East ll4ih-st
VOTING MAN. Il wants position. Is smart
and good pennan. Al refer ences. ie'eiy
employed a. hotel cle'k. Address -. w -
Box 80 Tribune Oiice.
voI'NG MAN. -. German. strong Hnd
sober. wishes work. good reference IRON
lat place. 6. T.. Albany-st., pluno'' Z"
shop.
yOt'NG Man. fair writer, speaks Freh, u.
German and English. would Ike -,
uaiion 20 make himself useiul; IL
SEEGEE. II Tomphins-arr.. E-1oklE..l.: l.
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REAL ESTATE FOE SALE.
COuntry


COUNTRY UOCSE.-l3 rooms; water
stable shade: acre Of ground. $4,000
terms easy: 30 minutes from New y 0rll
city. WM.. X. MURRAY. Flushing. NY.
COUNTRY HOUSE Health restorer and
preserver. a mothers paradise; chill
deon cry for Il. fathers snug retreat;
rlp speaks first. w. X. MURRAY.
Flushing. y. Y.
FOR SALE.-One acre. Il ceres. 20 acres.
11t. iOl acres. houses. 10 roons. - L.
- ROOMS; furnished. elegant boating. fish.
ins. $1,000. $1,000; $l7.jO0. $1,000. So -
COZ: also. >I-rolm hotel furnished ocean
AMI river; 500 900. WILLIAM LANE. or
p0sit, Long Branch. y. j.
FOE SALE.--A Grntleman's residence at
Monmouth Beach. fronting tine ocean;
furnished: large grounds stable. ana IN
every re-p"C. iist-c,Iss. a. a bargain. J..
y. LOWELL. 60 Cedar-st.
FOR SALE.--A two-sto.y frame cottage,
- rooms; :narsard r1oi: piazza On two
sides and raIa. with three acres q land.
Inquire HENRY +. LAME. North B,H-
niHet"n. Vt.
NEAR GLEN RIDGE station. Montcllir
y. 1.-Two modern dwel.irs =; cNcaUel'
location and neighborho0d. grounds. TX
200 ouch: l1w vent. $500 each. EDN i.
HAMILTON & co. 9G Broadway
100-ACEF FARM. Sussex-ave.. . miles
from M0rrist0wn: modern house; supe-
r!or water PRIVILEGES: for sale Mt bargain
20 close estate. !. HENRY JOHNSON *
co. Norris'own, y. J.
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WORK WANTED.

| Male.
| A WA. l.. HARTUNG.
| Expert Accountant ana Auditor.
Barnes building. Rom IS 81 Park Row.
| 4 BOY, ~. wants situation as hall boy
Or messenger boy. THOMAS WELSH.
Zi1 Front-st. Brooklyn.
| a YOUNG NAN. with great experience IN
travelling speaking German. French and
Italian. wishes place as courier OF travel
ling servant. Address l.. A.. Box ! $50.
l.242 broadway.
a YOUNG MAN. ~. would Ike position
IL an oiilcD or business Whrr" thrr" is a
chance for Advancement IT, RICHTER.
JR.. G2 Sumncr-a'c. brooklyn.
ACCOUNTANT Expert. English char
tered and Incorporated accountants Office
at liberty evenings 70 open. close and
audit books. terms mldcfate. Adlrcss
HEWITsON. 23S East sth-s,.
A YOUNG MAN. II Gears old would IKE
employment in drug store as apprentice:
good references. ALBERT. Tribune Office.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEpEK or Office work
generally. by young man. ~ good refer
encg. ACTIVE Box G. Tribune Of'icc.
bisicKLAYER.-By practical brick
"Set. repairing, ch!mneys. areaways.
70 e. ior agents or owners. THOMAS
hOohKEEPEk.-Re,irlng from business
WIZ respectable house: ne has our re-
,peV' ana confidence. Address STUART.
n,'a ~, tribune Uptown Once. .2i2
BookkEEPER.-A nist.class accountant
hhl ono" manager wants position. aged
% years experience and hiphnai ,efer.
tnoeS; Address j.. H.. Box iM, i24e
BOY, II. IS willing 10 work M anv,bing.
speaks English and German. And,esa
BELL 20 East 3sth-st a.
10y, Ia. desires position In an Office. g,od
writer, has an idea Of bookteenlng
GRACE. l3s West GGth-si 80
BOY II. strong and willing. would M,
10 i.ain u be an electrician. pETFp
NASH. 10 North Elliott Place. Biookiyn
BOY, 10, wishes q sl'u1tiun az tvpev.ri.cr
ana general Office assistant: cnn furois5
FIRST class references. salary. so JAGoJ,
NEWMAN. 20 Scammcl-si
BOY. H. strong and willing. would lli;.
situation In electrical Or machinery shop.
has bad years experience: best refer.
ence from last employer. FRED. SCIIIEK
III E!eecheT-st.. Brooklyn.
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CHEZ. rs al experienced man .n I'D
branches fret -s.ass. % Institution "i
club 10 tako uI charge. best references.
CHEF. Tribune Branch OilIc". LIZ NM
,l"-avo.. Hropklvn
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HELP WANTED.

>->------ ~--------
Male
AGENTS WANTED FOR the most popular
subscription book ever published Address
or call :. s. WOOD PUBLISHING co,
Room 30. World Building. New-York.
AGENTS. Side line statesmen located In
or travelling unoccupie1 country can add
strictly frst-class agency with free Outft
from high-rated manufacturers. one agent
has earned So. 600 in four consecutive
years. +. 0. 1871 New-York
PORTER One who thoroughly under
STANDS handling barrels and the work ~
L. :. bonded warehouse; best ~ refer
ences required; none other need apply.
Address with references. X. &c X. Tribune
ONCE
WANTED .-Intelllgent men Of good ap-
pearance 10 deliver Burbanks new metal
polish 10 parties whose names we fur
nish steady position 70 those proving
themselves trustworthy. ga Canal-s'
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COOK not SEWORK Hy Frcn0Awnn
ana wife speaking only French. VII" n
excellent cook and uaatrv cook. man 90 d'
general hlusrw.rk. good Reference A!-
dress r. T.. Box :. ~ Kr1aiwar
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COOK nv Enrlishran m priv1t" fam.i' 3
nrs'-class city reference. wages 80 VI
Cr,ss COOK so On .ly'.
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COOK. &c-Dy Scotch Protestan, girl as
cook and laundress or homework; city
or country. good reference q Fatchin
Place. iuth-s'.. west II 0th-aVe.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET

FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
ASBURY PARK. y. J.-Desirable
furnished cottages for rent.
Lists MILAN ROSS. Asbury Park. y. j.
FURNISHED cottage on Crotch Island.
Casco Bay. Apply TO JAMES MKEEN.
30 Nassau-st.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY. vicinity New
York. for rent. furnished or unfurnished.
STEPHEN WHITNEY. ia Fifth-ave.
THE LATE DAVID DUDLEY FIELDS
place at Stockbridge. Mass. to let fur
nished: also Laurel Cottage In the village
Inquire Of--AIbIsiAM MCLLOY, No.
> Broadway. New-York.
WEST 36TH-ST.. NO. 157.-Handsomely
furnished house. 81 500; unfurnshed,
$500 r. F. SHROPSHIRE, A. wali-st.
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FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED.

for the season at summer resort. within
one hours distance from New-YoTk. Ad-
dress +. \. SCHEFFLER. 1876 Liberty-st.
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CAEETAkER.-ii.gh ly respectable Scotch
widow and laughter would Ike 4 house
. ere for the summer. l.st reference.
Address RESPECTABLE. Box II. 1872
Broadway.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

SPACE TO LET in frst-class hairdress-
ing store for manicure and face steaminS,
GO West 23d-st. Adlress HO3 ith-aVe.
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COMPANION. &c English Protestar, a.
companion. maid. good scIms'r'ss. *
peIicIcr IN sickness. willing ana ob,iginS.
city. country or travelling. Gail or al
dress ~ East Cb'h s..
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

LARGE sunny single fIont Ioo"'' H'N'
naighborhood. : West l'th-s,. ---
~. F,,,r connected in Hotel Bercsford.
corner slst-st. AMI Central Park West: no
,,,.o,i.r looms in New-Nork Inquire n
hotel Office. -
o0.rIr-ST olO EAST Elegantly furnished
front parlor. private house. one or two
gentlemen. all convoniences; ring twice.
\: 20 weekly.
20 GRANEHCY PARK. only.
handsomely furnished rooms. with pri-
vate bath. breakfast If desired
4fST-ST.. 1876. near Broadway Private
house. largo rooms. second floor. hand
somoiy furnished; heat, bath; all con
VenierCcS.
5lST-Sr., II WEST.-Dack parlor To rent.
furnished. suitable for doctor or dentist:
also other rooms
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FOR SALE

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
Guaranteed: machinery bought and eX-
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 39o Madi-
eon-st.
AT TITLES TOOL STORE SO Fulton
ST.. New-YOrk. workshop machinery foot
prwer). list free: woodcarving tools. scroll
saws. designs and fancy woods; incubators
and breeders in operation.
CLOSING OJ'T-Great sacrifice: large as
sortment handsomely designed gold
chairs: warranted French leaf. only 81 80.
rotaiied generally for 81 30. GOLD CHAIR
MANCFACTURERS. 30 Murray-st.
FOR SALE. Fine upright piano. good as
new: owner has no Use for u: will sell al
a bargain for cash. Gail IN Office, l6l West
lj,h-st.. near Ith-ave
FOR SALE.-The goodwill and furniture
ers; location central. near Broadway:
terms moderate. Address q. L.. Box 800.
l.2iz broadway.
RoiA~ToP DESKS from sl4 10 500 in
oak walnut cherry and mahogany. A
S.hgie Desk AZ wholesale price. f. i.
sau. New-York.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT-JDn esfab-
lished watct maker and ieweisf3s insi-
ness: must be cold this week 10 Mandate
estate. Address :. PATTERSON. Admin.
istrator. Asbury Park. n. j.
sAFEs.-Larse fire and burglar proof
Jeweiler safe. large Office safe. house safe
four medium safes. cheap: safes repa!nted
and repaired ISENBERG. % Sprlng-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
ATTENDANT Experienced rnrs" ana
valet would give services - E"n'"t1H
mornings and evenings. sInAll .,u' 80,
tipu. highest references HFNlfi' W.
West 1pth-st
HI TIER and VALET by an English-
mnn. with st-class references. o. non
cr'. soner aad obliginr. c''y r'i'r'n ''N.
Address 90 G'have.
Et'TLER Dsiurlc- banded BY n thor-
oughly CON potent young married man .
Dane. -. best ~ references. Adld'fs
y *. hos 10 Tnhuo" Uptown 'iA'''
i.2i2 Broadway.
HITTER and VALET Experienced In all
,luti 70 aged 80. height. : feet II iHcn"s :
city or courtrf. PETS nal city reference.
4 ~. 22l West 3'tH-st.. ~ H''-.
Rr'ri.EH Young Eng.lshman as butler In
private family. Cliy or country knows
duties th1i Ourhiv. neat npp"arhn'r '"H'
city reference. Aldr''s r. NJ. ~" 6'h-'Ne.
CARETAKERs. Respectable man ed
couple wish car" II gentleman r.-l'
d.nos nv tho summer ~ i1ns"r 'c'rr-
en.ea. Address WILLIAM. III West '"iE'
e' please inclo>e answer.
CARETAKERs. -Ey man and VII" Ne
car,taErrs - prltat" house for The sum.
mer. b.st - reference. \. MARKS. :!
East l1ith-st.
CARETAKERS. Small family would ne
charge - hHus" for the summer. trSL
references Address g. GiISNANN. "a
W'a' lith-st.
CARETAKER Man ara VITO. no ch'i.
drsu wishes 'o take care = private
hous. for summer: hc-' rcf"ren,r. ulirrt
or address r. -" Wet 3c'h-s'. fret
noor
CIITr nv al experienced man .1 I'D
branches fret-s lass. % Institution H
club 10 fako fGll charge. best r"f~r'n- '9
CHEF. Tribune Branch Of.ce. ! .l52 M}r-
tl"-av.. Hropklvn.
COOK nv Englishran m privai" family
Grs'-ciass city references wages 80. VI
The herald., 1895-07-20
CHINESE METHODS AGAIN
The Township Court Made Tool of by Higl
binders

The Township Court Made Tool Of by High.
binders
The highbinders of the Chinese quarter
have again used the courts in furtheranc Q
OF their blackmailing schemes.
Justice Young yesterday dismissed the
charges of robbery against Que Sen aud
All Fon, whose name is Wong Fon. be-
cause Wong Lung, the prosecuting wit
ness, failed to appear. That is the official
record. The other side of the story is this !:
Tne parties are retainers of the Bing
Kung tong; the highbinders of the So
ciety recently required slight increase
on their regular levy for funny busi-
ness. and they went of course, to their
chief source of revenue. the dens of vice
on Apablasa street. Wong Lung went to
Wong Fon, rs lie sat in his harem, ana
made the demand. In an alteration that
followed, Fon grew excited and whacked
Lung with an opium pipe. at the same
time refusing to pay the increase. Lung
fled, and after counselling with his chief.
had Fon and Sen arrested on charge of
robbery. Then they threatened Fon with
San Quentin if he did not pay up. This
mild method failing. deputation of
hatchetmen visited him and made a brief
and comprehensive statement of facts.
Needless to say, Fon paid up; between
money, liberty or life he preferred losing
money. and that is why Wong Lung was
conspicuous yesterday by his absence.
The herald., 1895-07-20
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 a perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispellng 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
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
,ing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactrred 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
Ecept any substitute if offered.
The herald., 1895-07-20
Superior Court Notes

Appeals from police court decisions
were filed with Judge Smith yesterday in
the cases of Good You and Minnie Will
Jams, vagrancy, and }. McNulty, petty
larceny.
Lawrence Wilson and Wong Fee were
ascdg aasrad1gned, charged with assault with
July 22d to plead.
John Busco, receiving stolen goods,
was allowed until the same time to plead.
Frank Adams, charged with stealing a
pair of fold glasses from J. B: Brown In
the United States hotel, was discharged
yesterday. evidence being insufficient.
dro tlander suit for $4,000. is still in ac-
tion before Judge Van Dyke.
City of Los Angeles vs.. A. e. Pomero
to quiet title to city zanja, is pending
before Judge Shaw.
The herald., 1895-07-20
THE CHILDS ESTATE DIVISION
Mrs. Hicks Sues to Quiet Title to
Her Share
Grand Opera House Property IncIuded-City
Real Estate and Country Acres Claimed
by childs' Daughters Other Suits

The division of the Ozro W. Child 3
property progresses slowly and painfully
in the courts and among the heirs and
creditors of the estate. Yesterday, in the
superior court, three more suits to quiet
title were filed against the Administrative
and heirs, and it is known that numbers
more are to follow. One of the suits in
wolves large portion Of city real estate.
1t is entitled Carrie NJ. Hicks VS.. Eme-
line Childs, Ozro W. Childs, ]r.. Emma
S. Childs, Ruth E. Childs. Stephen v.
Childs and Hortense G. Childs, and Eme-
line ChiIds, as executor OF the last will
and testament of Ozro W. Childs, de-
ceased; complaint to quiet title.
Mrs. Hicks, wife Of Frank s. Hicks.
claims the property described as her own
separate estate, claiming town lots in sey,
West tract, in Elysian Heights tract. Es-
tell, tract, and Childs Heights tract.
Also numerous acres in the Hancock sur
veys, large portion of the Si5 acres of
the Rancho San Pedro, containing 240
acres. under the Jose Sepulveda patent.
Rancho San Rafael property, lots in the
Workman tract. the old Bella Union
hotel pro perty, Childs-Mascarel property
near South Main street, lots in the Huber
tract lots in Crescenta Canada. the prop
erty on the northwest corner of New High
and Temple Streets
The old Grand opera house, now Or
pheum theater. property is included in
the claim, beside neighborirg property
and leaseholds ana rights of way. City
lots and real estate on Main and New
High streets. lands in Rancho Cuca-
monga, San Bernardino county. and San
Diego county pueblo lands. are all in
cluded in the suit. the aggregate value be-
ing put up at very high figure.
The other actions were brought by
Stephen M. White and W. J. Broderick,
saverally, to quiet title to two city lots.
The herald., 1895-07-20
CONSTRUCTION is STOPPED
The City and J. BuIlard Have Locked
Horns
The Claim Of the City Based Upon an Al.
legged OId-Time Grant and
Dedication

contention has arisen between J.Bul-
lard on the one hand, AMI the city on the
other, which will, unless it is AMIGA bly,
adjusted, result in postponing indefinite
ly the erection of the proposed handsome
block upon the old court house property
on Spring street.
The property originally, including
Market and Court streets, pelongedto John
Temple. He erected market house in
lS59 under an agreement with the city,
one of the conditions of which was that
streets should be maintained on either
side OF the market house sixty feet in
width. Subsequently. however. Temple
sold the property to John A. Gri@n and
Ex-Governor John g. Downey, and they,
in turn, in 1871. sold it to the county, but
their deeds made no reference to the res
ervation of streets.
In the deed to the county the descrip-
tion is very defective, stated that it is
bounded northerly by Spring street, south
rely by Main street, easterly by lands or
lot of F. P. f. Temple. and westerly by
lands OF A. J. Henderson. The directions
are all incorrectly stated. The Henderson
lands are what now comprise the north
frontage OF Court street, and the +. p. f.
Temple lot is now the Temple block. Los
Angeles county in 800 sold to John Bull
lard, and that deed also fails to make
any reservation for streets, except 33s4 ieet
on the Court street side. The description
In the deeds reads as follows: "The
premises known as the market house
property, or court house. and bounded py
Spring street. the Temple block. Main
street. and the alley 80 feet wide, men-
toned in the deed from the city of Los
Angeles to John Temple, as recorded in
book 8, page 455 of deeds of said county;
being the same premises described in said
last mentioned Decd that are southeast of
the Temple block, and the same premises
described in deco executed by John A.
Griffin and John G. Duwney to Los An
geles county, recorded in book II, page
AGO. said last two deeds being made part
hereof.
The claim Of the CITY is based upon the
lines alleged to have been dedicated for
public street purposes through the con-
sent OF Temple, the then owner. back in
1859. Court street upon the one side and
Market street upon the other are each but
one block in length. The property own
ers in that section of the city support the
contention of Mr.. Bullald as agaist the
municipality.
The herald., 1895-07-20
SLAVJANSKO AMERIKANSKO
Organize q Benevolent Society on Very Broad
Lines


The natives of Austria Hungary, Amer
leans, residents of this city. have organi.
lied society that yesterday filed its
articles OF incorporation, assuming the
name of Slavonian American Benevolent
society. The purposes for which the
CORPORATION is formed. are to relieve its
sick mem bers. the interment of it's de-
ceased mem bers, the care of the widows
and orphans of deceased mem bers, for
the purpoes of moral and material help
of each other, the propagation of general
intelligence, unity. friendship and broth
erly love among all its mem pers, aud
instruction as we'll as education of good
citizenship of the same.'
The oficres are: President, John Lopi-
zich; vice president, Jakov Marijctich /;
treasurer, Peter Marincovich; corres-
ponding secretary, Nicola M. Danilovich; t;
financial secretary, Antun Milovich /;
trustees, John l.. Pavkovich, Jorge Mas
trovich, Spiro Mandlch, Vidco Senstuch.
Milo Tomich and VIcko Skarich.
The herald., 1895-07-20
The Woman Ealsified

j. b. Rogers was arrested few nights
ago charged by woman named Mr..
Alice Williams with having robbed her oi
$40 in his Spokane saloon on Main street.
He denied it yesterday, trial was had
ard the woman took back her statements
made under oath. She said she had SUBJ
sequently found her money.
Deputy District Attorney Williams de-
nounced her story as false. and so scored
the whole arrangement that the woman
confessed she had been telling untruths.
giving the court to understand that the
matter had been fixed up outside. As o
conviction could be made Justice Young
taxed her the costs and dismissed the
case.
The herald., 1895-07-20
Sugar Loaf in Eruption

Grand display of marine pyrotechnics
on Catalina island Saturday evening,
July Goth. Sugar Loaf as Vesuvius In
eruption. The unrivaled Marine band in
open air concert during the erupti on.
Saturday trains leave Arcade depot 10 a..
M, :55, SOB pm. Southern Pacific g
round trip $3.50 tickets good to return
until Monday.
The herald., 1895-07-20
Terminal Island

Los Angeles Terminal railway Sunday
trains leave Los Angeles 8, 9:O5 am,
1:05, 5:15 pm. Last train leaves the
beach $40 pm. Venetian lady orchestra
will play all day at the pavilion. Best
bathing, on the coast. Good meals at
reasonable rates at the pavilion. Rowing
and sail boats at reasonable ties Round
trim 5Oc
The herald., 1895-07-20
7. 7. STEWARD
SAILOR HATS


Will be in demand today; soc for good
buy elsewhere for $oo Not three days in the
house New bright clean sailor hats made in the latest
and most popular shape, for 5oc We close tonight
o'clock Buy today. These sailors made here in the
city of Los Angeles and made to order. We
have taken particular pains to have them made in better
style and of better material than the average sailor You
will need them for the beach,
DUCK SUITS
Go with the sailors if you desire comfort the
seaside Shirt waists in a fine of styles.
Complete yet in every detail We closing out small
line for about wothirds the regular price. Ladies' all
wool jackets for 81. so; marked down from 5000.
LADIES' WRAPPERS
prices. There is price put them to close every
wrapper.
REMNANTS OF EVERY KIND
At half the marked price. Cotton wool and silk
remnants Dress goods in all WOOL half price, Cotton
dress goods in plain and figured for half the marked price
Silk and velvet for half We have taken out of
shelves large line of cotton wash goods and will sell
these at half price. Shrtings for half. The price
been Now SC yard.
SILK BELTS WITH FANCY METAL BUCKLES.
The largest line you for 25c. Still larger
and better assortment for 5oc Black and Every
of them in yesterday. There is single old
belt in the house. Not belt days old This line of
belts is the newest and best assorted yet shown.