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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-01-15

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@Ioper Moot 3bee reeulirt bas unters
Ieibs. .5pltem. j3lim 8ertauf Bel aals
teper & S6udarn, SaHes @lauin. &.
8. .@gGefp, v. @ubn & Co., 9. Stem,
@entral Drug Store. U. S9weppe.
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NNatthtes Brpthere, ,

Gleiider, sos gait oouiton 5trabe.
2iefern bas por3iigli6fe Rinbs, S9af.
unb S9neinefleif6. g peaialitdt
SungeS 4albfleif d. Mae Sor'
ten bon DurH.
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Sriegs : 9epei@ett.
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8eriailles, ben Is. Sanuar.
Das Geuer Der Sorts SIP. Banpres
unb Wontrouge bat AM IA. faf gan5.
lid gei6wiegen.
Die Bef6iebung Der 8efeitiguusen
unD Der Stabt tpirb ununterbro1en
fortgefeBt. Die8ieitiser gsrluft gang
unbebeutenb. Pobb bielsti.
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Weriaillss. ben 16. Sannar.

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Stibfrout nit ueuen BatterieR auf,
beren 6euer iebo9 erfolsreih befdmpfl
iuurbe. Siesfeitiger @erlnf: 2 Diff
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Sn 8erbinbung biermit 1T elm
TiIGs nno u u fterns M a + t t.
9dsIi1 frii6e Slide, auifern, Wilb,
Gefiieel aller 4rt. 8 SeIepbon 399.
gefeDuneen merben In irseab elmer
8beile ber @tabt fret abgeliefert.
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- 4lle bon uns aetGnften 5hube
Derben ieberseit i'm @ei6dftslotaI an.
entgeltli6 gepidf.
SuIIipan 9 Dub @ompGmp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-01-15

Ybotpgratbien, aabinet @r6Be.
feline Nusfibrung $3.50 per Snsenb
Bel Gal man.
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Parents

should never lose sight
of the fact that DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup Is the best
remedy for Cough, Cold,
Group, Whooping-C Cough,
and other Throat and
Lung troubles. 1t Is simp-
ly invaluable for children.
DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup
will cure when all others
fail. Sold everywhere for
Is cts. Shun substitutes.
..: ss ". ss.s:: s..: !. stSSs ": M :: l:siisa a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23
THE LIMIT OF THE SESSION.

FERENCE REPORT CLEARS THE WAY FOR
ADJOURNMENT
Washington, May q (SpeciaD.-The prompt sdop-
ton in both houses to-day OF the conference report
on the River and Harbor Appropriation bill seems
fix definite limit TO the present session of Con-
gress. II President Cleveland intends 10 veto this
bill. which ought TO reach him tomorrow. he cannot
withhold his veto message later than Wednesday
June 3. The evident intention OF Congress to pass
the bill Presidential veto then be carried
out by June 8 or 9. and the pressure which holds
Congress here having been removed the session will
come 10 an end OF necessity. If the President de-
cides to act on the River and Harbor bill at once.
an adjournment earlier than June can be
looked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23
MISS WEED LOSES HER CASE.

Justice Slower. In the Supreme Court, yesterday
handed down decision dismissing the complain. in
the suit brought by Miss Sarah B. Wood against
Phineas O. Davidson, a real estate dealer to set
aside a mortgage for 5000 and another for $500
Miss Weed alleged that these mortgage which were
her property at No. ia East Fifty -eighth-st
were obtained from her by duress. She also claimed
that the first mortgage was forgery. Justice
Slower holds that there no duress that Miss
Weed fully understood what she was doing. and
that court Of equity cannot give her any relief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23
ALCuyI OF TUFT COLLEGE ORGANIZE.

The Alumni OF Tuft College celebrated their first
annual dinner at the Hotel st. Denis last night.
About forty graduates were present and they all
assisted in the organization of the Alumni Associa-
ton. Among the speakers were DR.. Thomas j.
SAWYER Dean Emeritus the Rev DR.. Charles II.
Eaton OF the Church OF the Divine Paternity; Or.
j c. Adams F. w. Eddy. DR.. r. S. Sweetser pr.
W. 6 Perkins, Professor G. H. Hero and DIR. c. II.
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pension others as follows Non commissioned on.
GERS 49, teamsters. s. photographer. l. non-enlisted
men, G: nurses 6: spy, l. The average annual pen
sion for these was s4a2 Besides these bills had becn
reported pension 21 privates at an annual aver
age Of 1886. to
Fifteen bills acted on during the session, all
being favorably reported. At 1890 o'clock tho House
a1f Mt fO-mO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23

The rooms Of the New-York Flower Mis-
sion No ion East Twentieth-st.. will be open
every Monday and Thursday during the summer be-
ginning Monday. May Is. for the reception and
distribution OF flowers. fruit and delicacies for sick
poor in hospitals and tenement houses and money
for the purchase of delicaces and cost OF disrtb-
ton.
AS there is great need OF more helpers all inter
ested in the work invited 10 assist at the rooms
on those
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23

COACHMAN DRIVER. By German cav
alryman and artilleryman. 81 years
HENRY ROOSEN. LIST Artillery, Battalion
], Fort Hamilton. Long Island
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COACHMAN.-By Engllshman 2s. or
good second; country preferred first
class references. Address H.. i27 West
bist-st
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HELP WANTED.

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neliaions Notices.


The Pastor Rev. FIELDS HERAANCE. D. p, VIII
preach morning l045 In the evening 'fo, special ser,
mon before United States Lodge 2O7. F. and A. NJ All
MaSan ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23

CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS Mercer-ss near syn
IT. one block OF Broadway.-Rev. - ASA bI'hC n
BRN Pastor will preach o-morrow at II a m ana 20
o. m Morning subject "Retrbution." All the seas ar
free and ushers in waiting 10 receive anu "o'''
strangers at the doors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23
BOARD AND ROOMS.

LARGE and small room. fourth floor.
back; parlor dining room; references 81
West S4th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23

COACHMAN.-By young Engllshman
thoroughly understands his business in
all It's branches. Ave years personal city
references; no objection To country. Call
or address j. T. 40 West tTth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23

COACHMAN.- Understand care OF hne
horses. harness. willing. obliging: best
reference. Address JOHN MAHER. las
East Ust-st.
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CHURCH OF THE PURiTANs. Iaoth-st. near 6th-ave.
Rev: C. j. YOUNG. .. D.. Pastor.-PreschinG by the
Pastor at ii a m and l45 .. Saba school and
Bible class al p m. All welcome. The Young Peoples
ing at O'clock 800 ''~
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ALL SOULS CHURCH Madison-ave. and estl-st.-
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON will preach at II a. nj. Even
s u m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23

COACHMAN. GROOM and generally use
ful-man. by lrshman. 20. milk. lawn.
plain gardening; good reference. T.. l..
~ East 5lst- 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 34th-st corner Park
ave-Services. IL a. m. Rev. ROBERT COIIYER Pas
tor VIII preach. Subject. Sowing and Reapins" All
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ALL SOULS CHURCH 4th-ave. corner 10Th -st--Rev.
JOHN W. DAY OF bingham. Mass. will preach IL q
May 81. Rev MERLE ST C. WRIGHT Will preach. The
public cordially invited
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UNEURNIsHD ROOMS TOILET.

>>o~~~sNNsNNoOONNNN~ rNNNNNN.NNNNNNNS
215 WEST l3iST- ST. rnfurnished two
well appointed rooms, connecting or sin
gle; elegant back parlor; also. ballroom:
board opt ional
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. West 66ths, near sth ~ q
Rev y n TYLER. Pasor.-Preaching SUNDAY, Tvs
a. m and 8 D. m. Christian Endeavor meeting D. III
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Married: Protestant thor
oughly understands his business In all It's
branches: strictly sober: can be well recon-
mIended by present employer JOHN, q
East 6ith-st.
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COACHMAN.-By thoroughly competent
and reliable single man. years first
class personal city reference Address w
d. NJ. l05 East 59th-st
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH West LEI End-ay Ave;
and nth -~.-Rev. HENRY EVERSTON Cobb Will
preach at IL A. m. and p.
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ASSOCIATION HALL. 23i-st. and 4th-ave.-sunday
BIAS D. m. address by Rev. WILTON MERLE SMITH.
D. D.. Pastor Central PRESBYTERIAN Music by Frederick
Gillette, barytone and J. F. Glider. soprano. Men in
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COACHMAN. GARDENER.-By young
married man: understands thoroughly
care OF horses carriages. etc: has Ave
years reference from last employer. Call
or address y. s.. l49 East 32d-st. har-
ness store.
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EPIPHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Madlson-ave.. corn,
e4th- st-Rev Dr. JOHN T. BECKLbY P Pastor "a,
preach at II a m. and m. sunday school 20,
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening All cordially we
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COAHHMAN.-By single Protestant man:
good city and country driver: willing 10
be useful; understands horses and car
rias.s; will be highly recommended. II. G..
2l2 East oSfh-sf d nnnr
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
ONoDN>oNN~ON>NNo-oN>N~ r~N-NNNNN~~NN~~~
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In any locality failure utterly lmpossibls.
VIII prove IT or forfeit ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS Address p. o. BOX 5.30S
BOSTON. MASS.
MEN 10 take orders in every town and
city: no delivering: good wages: pay
weekly: no capital, stendy work. GLEN
BROS. Rochester. \. Y.
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chance FOR Advancement. BROWN BROS
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WANTED -Mor,s men and boys 10 learn
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formerly took two years. new system. con-
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Nt-RsE.-Iady leaving home asrs Prt
atom near mountains FOR ve' ,rsarJ re-
estant girl as cni'u por "u sit. Tons XIV"
N J. .A
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Nq TX En 81 sSq Proiestant; os., si's
ence. Address c. NJ 41 "e
present employer. ----.---- sts.
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NrRsE.-Tralned nurse, so'o ,s,,Ion W.
good masseur, would IKE ,psln ebDs
invalid, elderly person .rsnce. Addr
term, 4, r., "p Box 80. Tribune Uptown
l,242 Broadway. ----.-,d y
NURSERY German Pan region; On.
child, ,., n%ss" IN ,,o % present, sn'''
iddr.., Box "a. Glen Ridge. =: .itss.
wANrED.-About May -: chiids ~
ton near m mountain who refsrs ~
D By sss" employer BOZ "A ''''
\. J.
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BODKKFEPFR.-E College sradu-
ate. wages no objection. with chance for
d'anc"m-nL W. VAN HENTHEM. 20
Harrow -rt
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FIFTH AvrNT-E BAPTIST CHURCH. o West 4sth-'t.
Rev W. H p. FAUNCE. p. D.: Pastor--At We a. m
Sunday-schorl at II n. m. and 14j T. ~, pituc Wor
ship with preaching by Rev. T. HARDWOOD PATTlsoN
II n welcO
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YOUNG MAN. 10. wants steady position
wh-re he can advance himself. Address
MICHAEL RAUCH. 2i2 Vest 62d-st.
YOUNG MAN. 10. wishes position In once
Of mercantile house: small salary 20
start: best references. Address THOR
OUCH S2a McDonough-st. Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN % wants a situadtion 10
learn tool making: has had years ex-
perience In tobbng shop; city or out OK
town Address $. W. Tribune Orlce.
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coIIEGIArE REFORMED CHURCH. HARD

First Church l2lss st, near I'd -eve.-Rev J. El-MbN
DoRF ID. D.. Pastor breaches at II and ,i,STIs
Church l23d-s and I>enox ave.-Rev Wal = ~.
MARSHA d. D.. Pastor breaches AT lo:do ana ''f'
Evening topic: The Sun Of Righteousness
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. 2gth-st- an
bth-ave-Rev. DAVID JAMES BURRELL D. D.. W
preach Mt II n m Topic: "A Stone OF Remembrance
being the hfth pastoral anniversary; and D. M TOPIC
'psth in
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A NEAT CONFECTIONERY. cigar. Ice
cream business. stock, hkiurrs; good lo-
cation Brooklyn; FOR sale $40 cash .nl
500 instruments. PROFITABLE X y
Tribune ONCE
GENTLEMAN Of irreproachable char
acter ana wide business experience, de
s!res responsible pasltion where faithful
and efficient services would command "A
moderate salary. is fully competent 70 act
as bookkeep-r. cashier. correspondent, busl-
moss manager OF agent. highest references
furnished. Address BUSINESS ENPEkl
ENCE. Tribune once.
A CORNER SALOON. shave. elegantly
hued up. long lease; price. 5000. can
portuni'y NJ DONALD WidGlNS. 40
Nsssau-si.
An ESTABLISHED paying business. So
go invested. also lot OF ,nicamauSa
war reilo. Address JOHN JONES. 20
RossviIle ave. Chattanooga. Tenn
CORN PLANTER No more check row
wire need~i hills match perfectly; m
piefuent makers should examine my design.
T. G. WHITE. iiau~iok. Iowa.
DINNER PAIL Open. on side. can reach
contents be'ter. patent for sale. A. VI.
BARNES. lowell. Mich.
FOR SALE Paien, $50 $50. on better
lash lock than any nov on the market
or parties 20 manufacture the sam.. See
or address INVENTOR. go 81 ave-. near
22i-st
GENTLEMAN % ycsrs' erp-rl-nca In real
estate. practical carpenier, MUD AXE
charge Of property. maze collections. 81
l-lnis AMI references. A4rcss !. ". &. J..
- W-st-Ft
HALE INTEREST in an once business
successfully carried on q years IL q
fer-i H. gentleman Tor 500. Address
CHAPMAN. Tribune once.
ICE CREAM .aslly mad. with my attach
L.. % .af.t q -
hcA TIL rs. KHOADES col East Clark
St. Champaign. Ill.
To i.Er.-Asbury PARK. near beach ana
lake. -fArg. building FOR exhibitions r.
Amuremen's AiGrrss l. \. WYATT. 30
Goodman ave-. Asbury Park. y. !.
WANTED Inventor. should write john
Wedderhurn Co. Patent Atiornsys
iufn monthly contest open 20 them upon
Application.
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nca business. ma~inE money. TOD much
work. vans partner capable q assisting
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MANAGER, Box :. Tflipne ONCE
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. +sth-st ant
h-aye-Rev EDWARD Is. COE. ID. D., VIII Ereacn
ii A. m Rev j. PRESTON SEARIE. ID. D., p. m
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH, M-aye. an
7th-st.-Rev. JOHN G. FAGG VIII preach at IL H. !"
D. m.
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DREsSMAkING.
N~~~oSNN0|S'%0|So(Oer NNrNNN.NN-
COUTURlERE, FKANCAISE-DINN
walking. carriage. outing costumes .
taior-inade skirt. waists; ladies' materials
used; new sleeve; new skirt. short notice /;
moderate prices. Nine. ANDERSON. 1874
West l5th-st.. formerly with stern Bros
DRESSMAKER wants more customers on,
by the day; all latest styles good litter:
$lIo per day. Address f.. care Ms
Dacey. lis West 83d-st.
LADIES' TAILOR and DRESSMAKER
GUS ana hts; can guarantee satisfaction.
long experience; wants engagements. 40i
East lpth-st., 81 floor
NINE. o. N. DuRRAND. Partisan dress
maker, % West lsth-st.. diploma OF
honor; hitting warranted: tasteful styl.s.
does all kinds Of summer gowns al mod
crate prices and short notice
MILLER FENDER. experienced dr,ss-
mahe,s can take more customers: m
and finish guaranteed: prices reasonabie
2l9 West 4eth-st.
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neIinions Notices.

A. c. DIXON PREAC5IEs IN THE HANSON PLACE
BAPTIST CHURCH, Brooklyn next Sunday. 1880 rs
Evolution Creation I43 Total Abstinence
meeting Addresses BY Rev. c. II. MEAD and Pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23

ACADEMY OF MUSIC THE PEOPLES CHURCH Rev
THOMAS DIXON, Jr. breaches at II. Subject Social
Dissipation" Modern Amusements" Seats free
WAcOme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23

ALI. ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO attend services at
Central Metropolitan Temple 7thave and l%th St Seat:
free. II A. m. :. 7. CADMAN. preacher: child
choir 3 30 Cheerful Hour: 100 orchestral concert: s,
C. A. r. memorial service sermon. Mr.. CADMAN: music
by the combined night I'm the
Saturday Decoration Day. patriotic musical
In he
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

-soyoNNNNNNNNN-N~>N.NN- NONNNNNNN~'>'~~~
Country.
ATLANTIC CITY HOTEL. FOR SALE.
For sale a hrst-clsss. modern hotel.
located at the ocean end OF one OF the best
avenues IN Atlantic city; accommodates
40 people: electric lights, steam neat ana
all the latest improvements completely
Furnished In first-clsss manner; licensed
buffet: ready for immediate business trade
thoroughly established. For price, terms
and full description address Z. .. Box 81.
Atlantic CITY. y. J.
MENDHAM-FOR SALE The most com
rna,dins and finest site lor residence In
this charming mountain town, on Prospect
ct extension; 40 IT. by 400 Address T.
r.. NICHOLAS.
RENT OR SALn..-i,argalns In hoteis,
boarding-houses and cottages; building
sites reasonable. ISRAEL q. ADAMS
90. Atlantic city n. J.
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH; University
Helghts-Rev. j. PRESTON SEARLE D. ~ VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23

MAID and sEAMsTREss;IEnis,a.c sea
grown children; assist with 100 A.
sewer; excellent personal refer, ssihra-
dress for days, N. r.. III Eas. s -
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COACHMAN.-E experienced
driver; city or country: good personal
and written references: strictly temper
61th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23

ALL ARE WELCOME at the WASHINGTON SQUARE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. <th-st.. between the
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mEyTRA LADIES' LOOKING FOR THEIR PAY

The extra ladies' " who appeared with George c.
Min recently in this city and In brooklyn. In the
shakespearian plays which he performed. seem
70 want their pay. Pay for two weeks Is owing
IN them II appears and pay for one week TO the
more important members Of the casts suit Is
70 be brought early this week. In Brooklyn. by T.. A.
Pratt on behalf Of seven OF the extra ladies. He
refuses TO say against whom he will bring the
suit, He tried hard to collect the money due. he
SAVE from Mr. Min himself and from p II. Flynn.
who was said 10 be tho hacker Of the enterprise.
and has failed TO get the whole or any part Of II.
The whole sum due. Mr.. Pratt says. IL 81 81. be-
ing salary for the nrst week that the company
plaved at the broadway Theatre In this city. and
three nights OF the second week. the services Of
the girls not being required for the plays given
on the other nights. Three OF his clients. he says,
were especially In need Of their money. One OF
them Albertne Perrin. was turned out OF the
place where she was living because she did not
have the money to pay her rent. and another. Mig
non Judlc when she left the company and got an
engagement with another. had not money to go
10 Philadelphia - Join II. and had TO borrow II OF
"A friend giving her order on Mr. Pratt. TO be
maid when he got what due TO her from Mr..
Min or his hacker. Mr.. Pratt said that he made
strenuous efforts to get so a. the sum due 10 these
two girls and one OF the others who was also
destitI,te and was wholly unable TO get even that.
He now intends to bring the suit as the only means
NJ securing what IL due to his clients.