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SS00--Only $780, cash or terms: plain s.
room house, large Darn, nice yard, etc.
situated on FOURTH ST. Boyle lei Heights as
First st.
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s450-Iot 25x120 with Groom house,
Eighth, L. of Central ave. BEN WHITE,
221 w. First st.
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Two 5-room houses cheap, near Ver-
mont ave. and Freemant BEN WHITE,
221 w. First st.
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s1700-$e0o cash, balance like rent mice Z
room story and half cottage, modern:
Fourteenth near San Pedro st. BEN
WHITE, 221 w. First st.
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w. Thirty-second, very nice Groom cot
tage, pantry, hall, etc; mortgage $500; will
exchange Tor clear property IN other
st.
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S-room house on Ceres ave., near Ar
cade depot, splendid location for rooms,
rents $50 a month; a bargain; see about
this.
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Weiss tract; lot 40x160 on Warren ST..
near Ninth, neat Groom house, fenced
and neatly improved; price only $3.50;
part cash. BEN WHITE, 221 w. First
st.
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PALMISTRF

KNOW MYSELF" A SUCCESS GUAR
anteed; failure unknown s. Frances
Crandall gives The most correct paimstry
reading OF your life and character Of any
palmist in the city; reveals past. present
and future events; these reafincs are
given verbally ana in charts, with all the
candor and faitnfulness UI connGentl1i
communication. No. S55l2 S. Spring St,
8 a. m. to p. m. 81
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We have choice bargains in houses and
lots in every part of the city; come and
see; we will save you money.
The herald., 1896-08-23
ATTENTION
THIS

-----ftIIAD LII lS---------------
Houses and lots for sale and exchange
IN all parts of the city: read my ads
carefully; you will find what you want!
some of the surest, safest and best invest
ments; don't let your money lie idle;
speculate if you don't want TO keep the
property; no man ever got rich or made
money by being afraid to buy when he
saw good chance; | have sold lots for
5000 and seen parties double their money
in 60 days. Go TO BEN WHITE, 221 w.
First st. &c
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A nice residence, Boyle Heights: will
exchange for land near the city; worth
$2500.
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FOR SALE-SNAP-
$1,000, half its value, 5-room hard-fin
ished house, bath porch, stable, etc. on
Central ave, south of Seventh St: lot
Al feet front; reasonable terms; must be
sacrificed at once. JOHN l.. PAVKO-
VICH. 220 w. First. "a
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W. Jefferson, broom house, lot 65x1So
graded; you can buy this lovely home
for $500. Apply to BEN WHITE, 22l W.
First st.
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s19o0-s40o cash. balance on time: nice
modern Groom cottage on Santee st.
BEN WHITE. 22l w. First ST.
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FOR SALE-A GOOD HOME PLACE ON
corner, West Washington ST.. of 2R acres.
houses and yards for 500 chickens. free
water. cement walks, fruits of all kinds.
at a bargain worth $4,000: can sell for
$780, part cash. EDWARD FRASER,
PIG S. Broadway. y
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NOTICE.

Now is the time TO buy real estate any,
where in Southern California: l have the
cheapest first class real estssS for sale
and exchange that has been offered either
for speculation, investment or for
home; you cannot make a mistake If
you invest in real estate. Apply to BEN
WHITE, 221 w. First st.
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FOR sALE-sS75O BUYS &c ACRES AIl-
Joining the town Of Gardena; good g
room house: G acres in berries: small or
chard gasoline engine. etc: within few
church. etc. and a snap. WILDE &
STRONG 22S w. Fourth st. %
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FOR SALE-ON INSTALLMENTS-
$500 with 5000 cash and balance a $40 per
month. a 5-room well finished residence
blocks of street car; owner going away
and must sell.
$500 with S1G0 cash and balance S. per
month. no interest, good lot 40X130 and .
room house. blocks of street car.
$3.50. easy terms, street graded and walk
cemented; house 14x20 lot iOx140 y block
of Central ave.
~ COLVIN G. HUNTINGTON.
% III s. Broadway.
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Lot 371ax110 with buildings rented al s51
per month, situated in Wolfshill tract;
this is No. ! business property; price
S4500. See BEN WHITE, 221 w. First st.
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FOR SALE-20-ACRE IMPROVED AL
falfa and dairy farm. 5-room house, good
barn, artesian well. 500 cords of wood on
place fine soil produced $3.50 worth of
sugar beets in 1886: Z mile of good school,
church. =. o., and stores; fine neghbor
hood growing timber on place will pay
all expense of running place: price sl5GG
COLVlN & HUNTINGTON, III S. Broad
way, Los Angeles. Cal. %
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$500 cash. balance like rent, nice
large 5-room hard finished cottage with
bath, lot 50Xl60 situated only block and
half from electric cars; avenue near AL
pine; price Sl200; this is big bargain. See
BEN WHITE, 22l w. First st.
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Groom house, beautiful grounds, on An
derson ST., near First $4,000. installments.
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One of the best ranches in the county
near Rivera. planted to walnuts. bearing
worth S22, 600: clear: will exchange for
good city property: examine this.
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sl5O cash. balance like rent, nice s.
room cottage, lot 40x125, on f. Eighth,
near Central ave; price s1150. BEN
WHITE, 221 w. First st.
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FOR SALaLIVE STOCK

FOR SALE-BIG AUCTION; GOLDEN
Gate stables. Also ST.. Saturday, Aug;
18th, 1896. commencing at 10 am 81 neau
or more of fine horses just arrived from
Hanford. California. consisting of fine
driving and work horses. one pair or
AL 2i0o-lb. young mules, one tne S-mlnu'e
or less standard bred trotung mare
years old. kind gentle, sire has record
2:l5. dam 2:19. Now is your time TO puy
stock: positively no Bidding. but every
animal sold for just what it viii bring
and guaranteed as represented; private
sales mace before; balance sold day OF
auction; taken for MORTGAGE deot ana
must be sold. JOE d. BlDDLE. ~
FOR SALE-WE HAVE AN ELEGAN!
horse, harness and trap. one OF the flnes
in the city; we took same for debt, ana
Will sell cheap for cash or on payments
If you want a gentle family horse ana
modern city turnout for little money see
this bargain. c., box 80. Herald. 70
FOR sALE-GENTLE HORSE, BUGGY
and harness for sale cheap. or Will ex-
and always been handied by lady. if.n-
qure 309 s. Bunker Hill st. 2S
FOR sALE-FINE TEAM OF HORSES;
harness and two-seated rig; TO be paid
for when Bryan carries California by
$1,000 Call Monday before noon. j; F.
JONES. 1S2 Broadway. %
FOR SALE - TWO FINE YOUNG
horses, two-seated spring wagon. Witn
harness nearly new: price $S0. eau at
butcher shop, SIS s. Main st. %
FOR SALE-A GOOD FAMILY HORSE
weighing about 1000 lbs. bay, years old,
sound and no tricks: d good traveller. 4U6
w. Twenty-eighth st. tf
FOR SALE-YOUNG JERSEY AND HoL-
stein COW, at sol w. Thirty-second st. $50:
one block east of University electric
line rs
FOR SALE-40 ACRES GOOD Level.
land $3.50 per acre. adjoining fruit and
alfalfa land. Address L., box "a. Her
aid. 25-2o
FOR SALE-FINE FAMILY HORSE.
dark bay. gentle and fast: no fear or
steam or electric cars. Apply S2ls Hoover
st. rs
FOR SALE-HORSE. BUGGY AND HAIR
ness $i5. or horse to trade for sulky or
cart. 720 Santa F'e ave. 23
FOR SALE-THOROUGHB PUPS
English mastiffl. very cheap. Address
t. box 70. Herald. %
FOR SALE-A GOOD PONY WITH SAD
die. $3.50. 1850 w. Seventh ST. 26
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FOR SALE-MONTHLY PAYMENTS, NO
cash down, $3.50. $50 or S25 per month.
broom cottage: large rooms. bath, closet,
hot and cold water and gas; lawn, cement
walks, etc.: close in. Answer this ad
and / will show you the place. owner.
r. box "a Herald "a
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ley and Santa Monica property: have some
rare bargains; sure money to those who
buy now.
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WITHOUT EXPENSE TO ENQUIRER
! Will furnish plans to suit and pre-
of large and small houses, in any locality
in Los Angeles. and win provide funds
stalment plan at low rafe Of nfercet ii
only small cash payment required abso-
lutely modern souses built, to cost from
my offer. Address s., box 49, Herald. a
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cheap houses-S-room house. good lot.
yard and garden. 500, $50 cash and $1j
month. close to Ninth st: broom house
near Sixth, $li01 cash and monthly: =
room house southwest, near Tenth. S20NG
$500 cash and monthly, and scores of other
good bargains in houses and lots. ED
WARD FRASER. 216 5. Broadway a
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FOR SALE--S35O0 CASH TAKES THAT
fine, clear 5000 place on Grand ave, two
days only; other smaller places; bargains
installments: Groom house for rent. $12
other cheap. clear properties to exchange.
T. =. SQU1RES. 225 Byrne. 23-tf
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FOR SALI,-SAN GABRIEL-ONLY A
few and l0-acre blocks left; water right.
Now is the time to buy. If you have any,
thing to sell or trade see T.. X. ALIEN
AMBER. 1872 S. Broadway. If
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If you have a good ranch to exchange
for one of the best hotels near Los An
geles worth $25, 900 see US at once.
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FOR SALE-NEARLY NEW. ROOM
cottage with BATH pantry. closets, hot
and cold water. on l.. Adams st: Ioj
60x155 to an alley; street graded graVeled
cement curbs and walks: price 5000 VIII
take 5000 cash and a good horse or horse
and buggy or diamonds. or cheap vacant
lot as part payment: balance $40 per
month; you can ride 10 this nice property
in y minutes on an electric car LEON
ARD MERRILL, 2i0 Bradbury blk. %
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Special Bargains--House and Lots
Special and Lots

500 cash, balance SIS per month; nice
modern broom cottage, vicinity Eighth
and Central ave. bath, pantry. etc; love-
ly home is worth $1,000: price on the above
terms for few days only $l200; just
think, $3.50.
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FOR SALE-ON LONG TIME. SMALL.
payments and no interest, 20 acres alfalfa
land with water. near Los Angeles: a real
bargain. MUNCY & WILSON, Wilcox
building. 1926
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FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
home at Prospect Park, adjoining the city
limits on the west and near Santa Monica
electric cars: acres with 5-room cot
tage. barn. well and windmill. fine shrub
berry and flowers. 40 orange trees ~ lem
ons and other choice fruit: price $500 p
l.. SHIDELEgf. 127la w. Second st. 90
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,7-room house, new, on Cleveland ST.,
$3.50. installments. large lot, two fronts.
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We can place $4,000 on good security at
per cent net.
LERCH &, M'MANNON.
% 903 Currier Block.
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peaa BEN WHITES ad in exchange.
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FOR SALE-FROM ONE ACRE TO so
acres close 10 city. southwest, good buvs'
5 acres - mile of city. southwest, for $500
half cash and time; 10 acres on two clean
corners. southwest. worth $500 can sell
for S2500. Some fine lemon and orange
groves at Ontario cheap. EDWARD
FRASER. 216 $. Broadway "A
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FOR SALE-AND EXCHANGE
LERCH & M'MANNON,
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ssooo-Modern Groom house on Ceres
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FOR SALE-$S00 CASH FOR AN EQUITY
In 7-room cottage: big lot, all fenced:
you want beautiful home for the money.
NEWLYN, 229 Byrne bldg. 23
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Houses and Lots
FOR SALE-BY---------
---BEN WHITE--
----BEN WHlTE-------------
Special Bargains--Houses and Lots
Special Bargains--Houses and Lots
500 cash. balance SIS per month; nice
modern broom cottage, vicinity Eighth
and Central ave-. bath, pantry. etc; love-
ly home is worth $1,000: price on the above
terms for a few days only sl2oo; just
think, $3.50.
500 cash, balance s12 per month, neat
4-room hard-fnished cottage with bath,
lot 50x160 on Griffin ave, price Sl25O; re-
member Griffin ave. is an SO-foot avenue.
BEN WHITE, 22l W. First st.
s6oo--Lot on Eighth. near Central ave,
with plain Groom house and fence; price
only 5000. BEN WHITE, 22l w. First st.
New, latest improved modern 4-room
cottage, large pantr.: bath cement walks
and curbs, brick foundation, fenced
large barn. lawn, driveway, everything
equipped for model home; price $!6OJ;
Clark ave. BEN WHITE, 221 W. First
st.
s45o--Iot 25x12o with Groom house,
Eighth, L. of Central ave. BEN WHITE,
221 w. First st.
ssoo-,only $500; cash or terms; plain s.
room house, large Darn, nice yard, etc,
situated on Fourth ST., Boyle Heights;
positive bargain. BEN WHITE, 221 w.
First st.
s1700-$600 cash, balance like rent mice Z
room story and a half cottage, modern:
Fourteenth. near San Pedro st. BEN
WHITE, 221 w. First st.
Weiss tract: lot 4Ox160 on Warren ST.,
near Ninth. neat Groom house, fenced
and neatly improved; price only $3.50;
part cash. BEN WHITE, 221 w. First
st.
Lot 371ax110 with buildings rented at s5o
per month situated in Wolfskill tract
this is No. / business property: price
Sl50O. See BEN WHITE, 22l w. First st.
sSOoo-Modern Groom house on Ceres
ave.
s19oo-sioo cash. balance on time: nice
BGN RGssrH wH f1SGm s fG5afs w. First sn St. san'ee ST.
Peoa BEN WHITES ad in exchange.
column.
$3.50 cash. balance like rent. nice s.
room cottage lot 40x125 on e. Eighth,
near Central ave. price $3.50. BEN
WHITE, 22l w. First St
$500 cash. balance like rent, a nice
large 5-room hard finished cottage with
bath, lot 50Xl60. situated only block and
half from electric cars: avenue near AL
pine; price sl200: this is big bargain. See
BEN WHITE, 221 w. First st.
NOTICE
Now is the time to buy real estate any,
where in Southern California: l have the
cheapest first class real estes for sale
and exchange that has been offered either
for speculation, investment or for a
home; you cannot make a mistake If
you invest in real estate. Apply to BEN
WHITE, 221 w. First st.
w. Jefferson, broom house, lot 65x13o
graded; you can buy this lovely home
for $500. Apply to BEN WHITE, 221 w.
First st.
Two 5-room houses cheap. near Ver-
mont ave- and Freemant BEN WHITE,
221 w. First st.
Winfield st., latest handsome modern s.
room house complete in the most thor
ough manner throughout: pre- $3.50.
Apply to BEN WHITE, 221 w. First st.
w. Thirty-second very nice Groom cot
tage, pantry, hall, etc; mortgage $500; will
exchange for clear property in other
part of city. BEN WHITE 221 w. First
ST.
THIS
Houses and lots for sale and exchange
IN all partS of the city. read NV ads
The herald., 1896-08-23

FOR SALE-WE HAVE AN ELEGAN9
horse. harness and trap. one of the fineS
in the city; we took same for debt. ana
will sell cheap for cash or on payments
If Won want a gentle family horse and
modern city turnout for little money see
this bnrGain c., box So. Herald. 26
The herald., 1896-08-23

FOR SALE-GENTLE HORSE, BUGGY
and harness for sale cheap. or will ex-
change for good furniture: horse Is pet
and always been handled by lady. In
uuire 300 S. Bunker Hill st. 23
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A-9-1G-22-2O
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HAHHE & CO., NEWARK, n. ].

down tho bed Of the dry .wntercourse the two
men went on hands aud knees at a wonderful
pace. The noise they made was lost in the
sound Of tho trampling herd. The hunters
had tust turned the bend, out of sight, Hs
there came 10 their ears from n few feet away
the swish of the bulls horns In the tall grass
where their rifles lay. and tho crash of his
leap across tn. gully, and then the humping
and clatter of the cattle rs they oyerleaped
or noundcred through the water course.
Uncertain what would happen next. the
two hunters lay still until the sounds OF the
Eoofs and h~cllowings. growing f%nintcr, told them
that the herd were still running IN. Then
they lifted their heads to look and saw the
cattle II quarter Of n mile away. hen ling their
course to strike one of their paths leading
down the mesa. They watched the herd til.
It disnppc lrcd over the brink. and then turned
to see what they had got for their shooting.
The hc!fcr. lay where she had fallen. and tho
young bull had dropped ut the edge OF tho
gully with two bullets in his body.
II took the hunters unt!l moonriso to skin
and dress their meat and hang II up to trees
out of reach! Of the coyotes. They slept on the
mesa that night, IL being too hazardous to risk
tho descent TO the valley by moonlight. The
next evening they got back to the ranch with
Il wagon load OF meat, and the best hunting
story Of the year about the Mogollons.
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PINNED D0WN AND DROWNED.
A Strange Fatality Caused By tho BURST
Ing OF . Water Pipe.

Richard Conway Of 146th street and Amster-
dam avenue met with death yesterday through
an unusual and almost unaccountablo acct
dent which occurred while he was at work In
q house sewer excavation in East Tooth street,
near Madison avenue. Martin Lyons ~ build.
ing n stable at 80 aud SIS East Tooth street. and
the building Is nearly completed. When the
work was begun an excavation had been made
from the building to a point about three-Quar-
tiers acro,s the street to a water main. and a
1A.inch water service pipe was put in. This
pipe was about six feet below the surface. and
at about the centre Of the street It crossed
over the t op of a two-foot water main that runs
through the street.
AS the building neared completion It came
time to make a connection with the sewer, and
Conway. who was a cousin OF Martin Lyons.
was set to work making the excavation. aided
by Thomas Cooney and an italian helper.
The sewer lay under the water main, which
below the surface. In making the excavation
for the waste pipe the men therefore laid bare
ed sd' m niia,%sh by T"' the D osser T wnie io9 main ss sts@cd
TO he perfectly safe without any other sup:
ports; The excavation was in good sand and
Thursday. b. Friday night they had the pipe
laid most OF the way and were beginning TO fill
in the earth again at the further end of the
trench yesterday morning.
The Italian was shovelllng the earth into
the trench and Cooney was pounding 1t down
at 8 o'clock. Conway was lifting In lengths
of earthenware pipe on the other side of tho
big water main, when suddenly Cooney heard
n rush OF water and Conway cried outi Obi,
Tom. I'm gone!"
Turning. Cooney saw that the 11-inch water
pipe had broken short off at q union close by
the big pipe. and had sent a stream of water
against the west side Of the trench, beside
Conway. In an instant almost, and before
Conway could escape. the bank had caved and
pinned him fast by the legs and body, fiat in
working wa, flling. rapidly with sand and
water, and even before Cooney could spring
over the big pipe the water and sand were
over COnway's head.
With the water flying over him like a foun-
tain and tho banks caying about him, Cooney
years and tried to save his life. He held Con-
ways head above the, rising mud. lifting I as
high as possible, and shouted for help. Half
a dozen men sprang into the ditch. Some bent
the broken pipe upward, so that its stream
flew into the street, while Others with shovels
and hands worked Conway's body free and
lifted him to the street. 1t was too late. The
mud had risen 10 Coomey's waist, and covered
Conway's head for n few minutes before they
were free. and Conway was drowned.
Hi body was taken first TO the East lO4th
street police station and then home. He was
"a years old. and leaves a widow and half a
dozen children.
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TOOK TIE WATCH AND RAN.
ne Says &c Game Here to Mako Money
aad WIN Get Ii Somehow.

Solomon y. Sandberg, 90 years old, OF DAT
Franklin street, Philadelphia, called at +. c.
Gleason's iewelry store, AZ 1873 East l25th
street, yesterday morning, and asked TO see
wonen's silver watches. lie selected one
worth $40. aud said he would come bnck for Il.
An hour later he called again and asked to sec
the watch.
il was handed TO him, and, saying "IIl take
this" he bottled. lie was found In n saloon in
Lexington avenue. only a few doors east OF the
Jewellers. \ new bank book, issued by the
Harlem Savings Bank, showing a credit OF $40,
deposited half an hour before. was found in
his pocket,
Gleason's," he said. II stole the money hut
I'm not telling where. came TO New York
eight days ago. and came here To make money,
I'm going 10 make It right along, no matter
what you do"
lie was held for trial.
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HER STOCKING HER PURSE.
A series Of MIshaps Consequent Upon Her
Choice OF n Place for Her Money.


Blanche Emerson. who says she Is an actress
"a years old. OF 33l West Thirty-ffths street, ac-
companied Fred Perry, 81 years old, of 81
East Twenty-third street, 10 the Trocadero
Music Hall on Friday night. The couple
drank|a good deal. and when Perry asked his
companion where she kept her money, she
told him she always carried It In her stock
ing. When Perry attempted to get the
ran out of the music hall. She hailed a cab,
man and ordered him TO drive her home. The
cabman wouldn't allow her to get into his cab
before she produced her money. She pulled
a $40 bill from her stocking and was hand.
ing IL 10 ths Cabman when, she says. Perry
ran up and snatched II from her hand. She
followed him 10. Sixth avenue and Twenty
fourth street. where she caught him and he
gan 10 scream. A policeman took her and
Perry to the station house.
Perry was arraigned in Jefferson Market
Court Yesterday morning. but Miss Emerson
did not appear 20 press the charge she had
made against him. Tho p0licor.an who mads
the arrest said that one OF Perry's friends, who
was in the court room, had fixed" Miss En-
erson. Magistrate, Mott called Perry's friend
before him and l%ectured him. Then he let
him go without obtaining his name.
A summons was issued for Miss Emerson.
and Perry was held In $4,000 bail for exam
nation to-day.
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A.phy.,atsd In Her nearoom.

Mrs. Minnie Johnson. rs years old, a sales
woman in simpson, Crawford & simpsons
Sixth avenue store, was found dead in her
room in the boarding house at lao West Twenty
first street at II o'clock Yesterday morning.
been asphyxlated. She has lived ia tho house
for live weeks. mud when she went there she
told Mrs. McCann, tho landlady, that her nus
band WAS "a commercial traveller and that no
was ont on the road. TN Thursday night sho
took IA walk with n girl named ODoHneI, who
does not live in the house, She returned AZ ~
O'Clock and went straight to her room w hen
the servant tried 10 open tho door yesterday
broke IL oren. rud lie woman was found dead IN
bed. She had been dead for some time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-03
Too Much r~IcnleLing to I'm. Island,

The free ferry to Ellis Island has become an
excursion boat. Thirty-lvc hundred visitors
went To the Island yesterday ON some pretrNt 81
interest ia the 2,4OO Immigrants who were
landed there. commissioner Sonnet has rCrom-
mended To the Secretary Of tho Treasury that a
tlYe-Csnt fare be Charged hereafter 10 all persons
not having direct business with the mmigTa
ton AuthUTltisA.
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Il SNEAK THIEF'S PLUMBER.
He Walks or with the Jew-iry or . Law.
yer and an Insuranee Broker.

The furnished room house. as 80 East Forty
sixth street, conducted by Mrs. Henrietta Tuttle,
was entered by q sneak thief on Friday after
noon between 3 and az O'Clock, and jewelry
valued at $500 was stolen from tho rooms on
tho top floor. The matter was reported to tho
police at Z o'clock on Friday evening. but tho
thief has not been captured.
Mrs. Tuttle's dodgers are John c. Chaplin, .
OF 253 Broadway, and +. Is. Smedes, an
street Both havo rooms on the top floor. From
this floor a ladder leads to the scuttle In tho
through this the thief is supposed To have on;
tered, He took from Mr.. Chapin's r9om a gold
and several trinkets. MIR. Smedes lost a pair OF
pearl opers glasses and two scartpinsi The
thief then went TO the room OF Mrs. Tuttlee
case containing two rings aud several other
pieces Of jewelry, and u gold necklace set with
rnhiaE
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Ad1t. Gen. McAlpin has granted permission to the
Twenty.third Regiment to wear its distinctive gray
uniform at camp this season.