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FOR EXCHANGE-FINE LOT ON
Broadway, and cash for business block.

FOR EXCHANGE-FINE LOT ON
Broadway, and cash for business block.
Several fine homes in this city to eX-
change for Chicago, St. Louis or Kansas
City property.
Several fine improved orange orchards
and alfalfa ranches to exchange for city
property.
Two new cottages in the Wolfskill tract
for vacant lots.
100 acres at Norwalk, only 80 minutes
ride from Los Angeles or San Francisco,
value $1,000.
100 acres, improved, house. etc.. in
Washington, for house and lot in city, and
assume; value, $3.50.
We have a very large and complete list
of properties for sale or exchange, and
the public are invited to call and examine
our list,
For quick exchange list your property
with us. MERSHON & CO.,
T Tel. Main 739. 254 S. Broadway.
FOR EXCHANGE-ANY OF THE FOL-
lowing for city and assume:
800 acres in Missouri, clear.
16O acres in Missouri clear.
800 acres in Texas, clear.
100 acres in San Luis Obispo county,
clear.
7-acre walnut ranch at Anaheim; see
photo here: clear.
VAN VRANKEN & RUNELs
114ia S. Broadway.
FOR SALE-2 FINE LOTS, 5Sx150 EACH,
street work done and paid: S10O each;
these are in fine location and full i'm
provements on each side: worth $1,000
each. R. C. O'BRYAN. 342 Byrne build
ing.
FOR EXCHANGE y WE ARE HUST-
lers and will put our time against yours
if we do not make you a trade; come in
and get offers for what you have to ex-
change. VAN vRANKEN & RUNELS,
1141a S. Broadway.
FOR EXCHANGE-5o-Roo HOTEL IN
the best town in California;; will exchange
equity for ranch: look this up, as it is a
frst-clas business. VAN VRANKEN &
RUNELS, 1141a S. Broadway.
FOR EXCHANGE - NICE HOME IN
Michigan, value $500: for city and as
sumo $500; will loan $500 on the Michigan
place VAN VRANKEN G. RUNELS,
1141s S. Broadway.
FOR EXCHANGED ACRES OF THE
very best orange grove in Redlands for
city property will pay cash difference;
this is a genuine proposition. r. G.
O'BRYAN, 342 Byrne building.
FOR EXCHANGE-ELE 10-ROOM
strictly modern and new house and large
lot in Mob Hill tract for ranch or San
Diego property. FLOYD & W1SMER,
1111a S. Broadway.
FOR EXCHANGE-s2O0O CASH AND $4,000
Groom cottage for Groom new house:
come early. r. c. O'BRYAN 342 Byrne
| building.
| FOR EXCHANGE A NEW MODERN
| 9-room house for clear country property;
| must be first class. r. c. O'BRYAN, 342
| Byrne building.
FOR EXCHANGE - CLEAR LOTS IN
| mining outfit Call on J. A. MCCARTHY
| $3.50 S. Broadway.
FOR EXCHANGED GOOD DRIVING
horse for bicycle; also, fine carriage team
for sale. Call on j. A. MCCARTHY, 800 S.
Broadway.
FOR EXCHANGE - FOR CLEAR CITY
| property half interest in first-class laun-
| dry doing good business. r., box so. Her
| aid.
FOR EXCHANGE - CLEAR EASTERN
| property for California property Call
| on J. A. MCCARTHY. $3.50 S. Broadway. Z
GO TO BEN WHITE. 235 W. FIRST ST..
to exchange property. 1922
THE HERALD CRYPToGRAM-
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STOCKS AND BONDS
FIVE CENTS A LIN

FIVE CENTS A LINE
A-$5000 WORTH SECURITY LOAN AND
Trust company stock at a great bargain
for cash. Owner. j. G. KING. pa s.
Broadway.
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FOR EXCHANGE-A GOOD 10-ROOMED
house on Holt ave-, lot 150x11S feet: would
exchange for property in Kansas CITY or
Des Moines, Iowa. MRS. MARY TAY
LOR, 3S1 w. Libby ST.. corner Libby and
Gordon sts., Pomona, Cal.
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FOR EXCHANGE
Very fine hotel business and furniture
for California or eastern property
M. L. SAMSON & co.
12S w. Fourth ST.
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The last six letters of The Herald's
Cryptogram are to be found in the
classified columns of this mornings
issue. The successful solutions will
be announced in next Sundays Her.
aid, the 18th inst.
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FOR EXCHANGE - FOR EASTERN
property.
- acres nicely improved in the FROST
less belt, IL miles from Los Angeles; i'm
provements consists of a 5-room modern
house; land is all set to citrus and decid
uous fruits, 10 years old; plenty of water
goes with place; value, $1,000: mortgage
$500.
w. I. HOLLINGsWORTH & CO.,
S3S S. Broadway
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PALM;STS
I'VE CENTS A vrNr

FIVE CENTS A LINE
lamont, THE PALMIST; MEMBER OF
the Chirological society of Europe; d.
ploma of Baughan. writer Of the Infiu-
ence Of the Stars; readings and lessons;
hours II to I. 2 to 5. Gordon building,
2061a Broadway room AZ.
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FOR EXCHANGE
Groom modern house; fine location and
home, for desirable residence lots.
M. L. SAMSON & co.
128 W. Fourth st.
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HYPN0TISM
FIVE CENTS A LINE

FIVE CENTS LINE
HYPNOTISM MESMERISM TELEPA-
thy and personal magnetism taught; dis
eases successfully treated; consultation
free. J. B. FARLEY, 423ls S. Spring st.
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WATCH MAKING
FIVE CENTS A LINE

JEWELRY REPAIRED AND MADE TO
look like new; prices moderate. w. j.
CETT. Teweler. 336 S. Broadway
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FOR EXCHANGE-WE HAVE ADDED
a special department for lodging houses
and business chances: If you want to
sell, bring them in; or il you want to
buy. see us and we will save YOU money.
VAN VRANKEN & RUNELS, 1141a s.
Broadway.
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ENGINEERS
FIVE CENTS A LINE

Engineer, 1888 Byrne building. Draw
ings, specifications. estimates. reports,
etc. I'LL
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For ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE
FIVE CENTS A LINE

FIVE CENTs 4 LINE
FOR sALE-LooK AT THIS
Special
Attention is
Called to Parties
Owning Valuable Eastern
Property Who Wish to Remove
TO California: l Have Party
Here Desirous Of Returning East
Who
Owns Over
100000 Worth
OF Valuable Property
In the City and County
OF Los Angeles. California;
He
Will Exchange
The Whole or Part
For Strictly First-Class
And Choice Eastern Property,
If Clear and Improved and the
Party
Will Pay
A Small Proportion
In Cash or Give Mortgage.
JOHN H. COKE
1912 Bryson block.
FOR EXCHANGE
Orange county homes to trade for city
property
Santa Ana homes to trade for Los An
geles homes and assume.
See FRED L. SEXTON,
266 Wilson block.
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FOR E-4-HORSE-POWER ORIEN-
tai gasoline engine; $3.50. LOS ANGELES
BOX CO., 405 Wall st. 11-24-31-7
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LOST-OCT. 20. SOLID BAR PIN, DARK
set: keepsake; reward. 4H e. Twenty
ninth,
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FOR EXCHANGE

COR EXCHANGE-
Wanted, an Elegant City Home
worth $1,000 to $4,000, in exchange for
which we can give you one of the finest
villa places in Alhambra consisting of g
acres of ground, highly improved, upon
which is erected a strictly modern IL
room house with furnace, electric light
plant etc, etc, and $4,000 to $4,000 in cash.
W. l. HOLLINGSWORTH & CO..
S3S S. Broadway
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BATHS

FIVE CENTS A LINE
vAPOR BATHS AND MASSAGE GIVEN
by Mrs. Francis, who has physicians
references. 119la w. First ST., room 3.
bet. Main and Spring SITS. Hill
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FOR EXCHANGE-s2O 900 worth of the
finest orange groves in Southern Califor-
mia, at Ontario, clear. to exchange for
prospective business properties in city,
and assume.
w. l. HOLLINGSWORTH G. CO.,
33S S. Broadway
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THE HERALD'S CRYPTOGRAM-
(See plan at head Of classified columns
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LOST-RED MOROCCO POCKET BOOK,
Saturday afternoon, containing $14.5O in
gold and silver and personal papers: re-
ward. Return to POS Bradbury block. Z
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FOR SALE-FRENCH RANGE, 6 FEET,
in good condition. Apply lis S. Spring
st.
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BOOKS
FIVE CENTS A LINE

alaska, LAND OF THE NUGGET
WHY? BY l. n. Vail, editor of the An.
nular World; critical examination of
geological and other testimony showing
how and why gold was deposited in polar
lands.
Many cheap books have been published
In the last few months on the northern
gold fields, but none of these present a
single effort to account for the fact that
such vast deposits Of gold were found
in Alaska and other neighboring lands
Here is a book that tells how and why
this metal and others must be found IN
polar lands. both north and south It
is volume of 6S pages written by a
practical geologist. Californian; book
of new and startling propositions, which
If true make it worth far more than all
others of this class combined. 1t Is a
we'll made and attractive pamphlet.
5kxS1a inches. large type. and sold for
FIFTY CENTS. address the author. l.
N. VAIL Pasadena Cal. II
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FOR SALE-IRON QUAKER BRICK
machine horse power; capacity. $4,000 per
day. Call on w. r. GLEASON, 6O9 S.
Spring st.
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LOST AND FOUND
FIVE CENTS A LINE

LOST - THURSDAY, LADY'S GRAZ
Jacket. Mrs. Wavada" written In left.
hand pocket. Bring to 41S Henne build
ing and get reward.
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FOR SALE-A FINE BUGGY AND HAIR
ness; this is cheap. 211 N. Main ST. 12-4
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ly new: must SELL either cash orj in
stallments. 1120 8. Los Angeles st.
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FOR SALE-CANOPY PHAETON. Al
condition. $50. Call between e. and l
o'clock. GA s. Pearl st. 81
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FOR sALE-MlscELLANEoUs
fIvE CENTS A LINE

FOR SALE-SEWING MACHINES OF
all the leading makes. cheap for cash;
a nice lot of secondhand machines from
$5to $40; machines to rent, l.50 per month.
507 s. Spring.
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DENTISTS

FIVE CENTS A LINE
ADAMS BROS. DENTAL PARLORS,
o391a S.Spring St: painless extracting soc /:
filings; plates. from 81: all work guar
anteed; established - years. Hours. So;
Sundays. 1912. Telephone. black 1918. If
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FOR SALE-FINE BRAND-NEW UP
right Piano. cheap for cash, or will sell
on installment plan. Call at Herald Of
flee for J. s. RODMAN
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FIVE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT
Money to Loan.-s10. 900 to $50 900 on close
in. giltedge property, at 5la per cent. See
us at once.
LOCKHART & SON,
316 Wilcox block
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FRANK STEVENS. 3241s S. SPRING ST.,
open days and evenings also Sundays;
electric light. Tel, black S21.
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FINANCIAL
FIVE CENTS A LINE

MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS.
watches. jewelry, pianos, sealskins, car.
riages, bicycles. warehouse receipts and
all kinds of collateral security; storage
free in our warehouse. LEE BROS, 4O2
S. Spring st. tt
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FOR SALE-HORSE FOR SADDLE OR
driving. gentle and sound: harness, bug
gy. 1887 E. Twenty-third.
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| FOR SALE-A 5-YEAR-OLD STANDARD
bred mare; city broken; cheap; at 2S4
East Fourth St.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: BREYlTIES OF SCIENCE !
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A valuable recipe or method for i'm
parting a permanent black color to
wood, and which has the advantage of
resisting acids and alkalis, is given in
the British Journal of Photography Of
recent date. 1t Is as follows:
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MONEY TO LOAN
500 to $4,000 on city or country real
estate.
LEE A. MCCONNELL
7-A 113 S. Broadway.
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FOR SALE-LIvE STOCK

FIVE CENTS A LINE
FOR SALE-HEAvY SPRING WAGON,
Q horses and harness. Can be seen at
72S Buena Vista st. Monday from II to
2 p. m.
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FOR SALE A 6-YEAR-OLD SADDLE
mare, SIS; an A riding animal. 800 E.
First ST., cor. Vignes.
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MEDIUMS
FIVE GENTS A LINE

REMOVED-MRS. PARKER. MEDIUM
and palmist, life reading. business specu-
lations, mineral locations. removals. law
suits. travels. marriage, children. dis
positions and capabilities: all affairs Of
life. 2S61s s. Spring ST.. room 4. Fees, 900
and 81. II
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DIR. LOUIS SCHLESINGER, THE OLD
est, most remarkable and convincing test
medium in America, at Music hall Sum-
day evening. Sittngs daily at 324Ls s.
Spring st. Skeptics invited.
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LAURA BERTRAND, PALMIST AND
card reader-Foretells your success in
life; advice on mining. journeys; ladies
Csc, gents SOC; parlors II and IA. S13A 8.
Spring street. u-22
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FOR sALE-2 FINE LOTS, 53x15O EACH,
street work done and paid; 500 each;
these are in fine location and full i'm
provements on each side: worth $1,000
each. r. C. O'BRYAN, 342 Byrne build
ing.
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FOR EXCHANGE WE ARE HUST-
lers, and will put our time against yours
if we do not make you a trade; come in
and get offers for what you have to ex-
change. VAN VRANKEN & RUNELS,
1141a S. Broadway.
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$20Oo-1k acres at Burbank, with hand
some modern 8-room residence, all set
to bearing fruit-a modern home; want
city property.
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$1o00-5 acres. mile from city. Green
Meadows, for city property, lodging
house or grocery.
$12O0-2 lots near Mission road, for house
and lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
A CYCLING DOCTOR BADLY HURT.
KNOCKED DOWN BY A LEXINGToN.AvE. CAR At
TWENTY.FIrTH.

KNOCKED DOWN BY A LExINGToN.AvE. CAR At
TwENTY.FIFTH-s
DR.. F. n. Owen. thirty-two years old, Of No. s.
West Ninety frst-st., while his way to see q
patient yesterday morning, was badly injured At
Lexington-ave. and Twenty-ffth-st.. by being
thrown from his bicycle by Lexington-avs. cable
| car His machine was wrecked beyond repair and
he sustained severe scalp wound. several bruises
on the head and right arm and possible internal
injuries He was examined by two physicians.
one a hospital surgeon but the hasty investigation
could not develop whether not the physician had
been injured internally. The accident caused
great deal OF excitement at the place
Dr. owen riding downtown. He had crossed
the street from the west TO the east side TO avoid
a lot of vehicles and was trying TO cross again to
the right side Just below Twenty-ffth-st the
cable-ca came along 1t No SIS and was in
charge OF two grpmen. one green hand under the
direction OF Older man who was breaking
him In.
Dr. owen crossed too near the front OF the car.
some said while there were a great many persons
who declared that the green gripman. who had
charge OF the could have held up the car II No
had had the presence OF mind
The doctor was struck by the car and flung di.
rectlv in front Of It, His bicycle was smashed
70 pieces The grpman could not stop the car
before the front platform reached the PROSTATE
form OF Dr. owen. and when the car was stopped
bv the efforts of both men the doctors body was
under the dashboard and against the board pro-
tection in front OF the wheels. -,
Just as soon there was clear way the older
gripman took charge Of the car and sent Il around
- 81 'p Twenty-thrd-st curve a-hyng. Policeman
Hooper OF the East Twenty-second.st' statilon.
Who with Policeman Painter, OF the same preclnct
Nd hurried TO the scene jumped on the next car
and waved his hand to Painter, signaling that no
would follow the car ahead and arrest the grip
men. ,.. -. !, ,o- -, or,bu,,nca and
Dr. Sloan reached the scene from BelIeV T los
ptaL DR. j. Woodman. OF No. l23 East iweshLy.
ffth-st heard of the accident and ran eut oi w
once and TO the scene of the accident lie ana III
Sloan did what they could for the n'u Woodman
called a cab and ne and DR.. owen RODE 20 tne
latter's home Both DR. Woodman and Dr sloan
said that DR. owen might be internally injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
THE RENENYI ROBBERY.

ARTICLES OF MUCH VALUE TAKEN-THE ENG
LANDERS HELD FOR TRIAL.
There was great rejoicing in the family Of the
Hungarian viOlinist Edouard Remonyi Yesterday
morning wher notification reached them that all Of
their vauables which had been stolen by their dis
honest servant, Peros Highlander. had been re-
covered.
Among the articles which had been taken away
from the house were gold watch and two rings be-
longing to Mr.. Sauvlct a violinst who staying
at the Remenyi house, and antique tabe-ccver,
hand painted and embroidered. II alone was valued
at $500. and secured by Remenyi while ne was
in India There was also gold medal which had
been presented to the vionist by the nobility Of
Hndoostan, and numerous antique coins. There
was Javanese sarong worth 500 and piece Of
Hindoo silk drapery worth 800 There a silver
coffee-pot and a silver teapot from Tiindoostan.
worth $50 each. and several Hndoo silver rings Of
considerable value. There were also twenty-seven
souvenir spoons which had been collected from all
parts OF the world, and curious Hndoo perfumery
case scented and inlad with silver and rare woods
The intrinsic value OF this article said to
be s5 but its associations make it still more valu.
able There were seals and charms OF Chinese and
Hndoo origin and many other things which could
OF the articles stolen could not he estimated be-
cause OF their antiquity and associations. They
were all spread out in Captain Thomass room In
Miss Remenyi expressed considerable sympathy for
the husband OF the dishonest woman. and said that
she did not bellows that he was concerned In the
robbery. The violnist said that he himself
sorry for the couple, but that he would let the law
take Its course.
The examination was brief and both were held for
trial in 1900 bail each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.

Newport. r. l.. Sept (speciaD.-The first OF four
fashionable weddings announced for the present
month took place at noon to-day In All Saints
Chapel The bride Miss Edith Blight, daughter
or Atherton Blight and the bridegroom William
Page Thompson. Of Red Bank, N. j. Bishop Henry
I. Potter. OF New-York performed the ceremony.
assisted by the Rev. Dr. George ]. Magill rector OF
Trinity Church, and the bride given away BY
her father. The church decorated with white
hydrangeas on each pillar. and smaller punches OF
the same flower and oak leaves tied with white
satin ribbons on each pew. The bride drove to the
church with her father In her favorite coupe the
coachmans whip being decorated with white satin
RIBBONS. and at the horses head were white satin
rosettes. She were white satin gown. with veil,
caught up with diamond pins, and profusion OF
sprays of orange blossoms and carried a shower
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley jessamne and orange
blossoms Each of the bridesmaids carried a bou-
The bridesmaids Miss Gerry, Miss Marie Winthrop.
Miss Edith Hall Miss Virginia Fair Miss Blight
and Miss Evelyn Blight. sisters of the BRIDE wore
rose PINK crepe de chine gowns with accordion
Insertion and white lace hats trimmed with pink.
Inc pest man was L. s. Thompson. brother OF the
bridegroom The ushers were Edward II. Buckley.
George Work Joseph L. Stevens, Andrew Sage. d.
Berkley Updyke X. Livingston Beeckman, Richard
Peters and George Bachelor. There a wedding
breakfast at the home of the brides parents, In
limited capacity OF the house. were sent only to
members OF the family and few intimate friends.
Portland, Me-. Sept. IA dispatch TO THE Ex-
PRESS from Washington says "A marriage license
was issued at Harrisburg. Penn. yesterday for the
union OF Chandler Hale, son OF Senator Hale, and
Miss Rachel h. Cameron, daughter Of former United
states Senat tor Donald Cameron. They will be mar.
ried probably the last of this month. Mr. Hale II
secretary OF the American Legation at Rome"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02

Sllyer-eray cashmere and almond taffeta SILK are
the materials represented In this stylish basque the
loose portion OF the bodice being made OF the TAR
feta and trimmed with lines of bebe ribbon that
hold 10 position the rues OF cream-white lace Inc
foundation consists OF glove-ftted body lining that
ia adjusted by the usual number OF seams ana
double bust-darts and closes invsibly at the centre
front The full-fronts gathered at the neck ana
NJ the waist and may close invisbly at the centre
front as illustrated the left shoulder. arms
eve and under seam distinctive feature OF
this design is the dressy little bolero which i, IN
cluded in the shoulder and underarm seams ana mas
the free edges decorated with ribbon In two widths
smooth under-arm cores separate the fronts from
the hack which shows peats on each side or the
crntre-back, extending from the shoulders 20 the
waist where they are brought closely tOgetner -,
The waist IL encirced by vide Dick Sa!ln SHuie
thar IL deepest al the centre-ron where Inree enc
hnws form the finish The collar consists OF PAIN
close ba nd overaid with stock OF satln, surmouht-
al nv a fun rlche OF lace. The mousquetaire
sleeves are mounted upon two-seamed Innings ana
orc decorated at the wrists with deep frl OF lace
and hands of bebk ribbon. The mode. which Is ad-
,nraby adapted 10 early fall wear. can be developed
in ali seasonable fabrics. and may be composed or
,wo ar even three materials as combinations are the
TO make this base for woman OF medium size
ii ,enmIre three yards OF forty four-inch material
W. iva and one half yards. with hve-eighths OF
"a I'd ~ contrasting material for the ful front Inc
Syat,ern No ia. Is cut in sizes for ST. ST. 80 80
and 40 inch bust measure ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02
CnL0RS OF THE RACES.

The colors Of the different races depend upon 'he
pigment in the epdermis especially IN It's deeper
strata NJ Breul A recent French authority mos
according to Science" that the coloring matter Is
In the interior OF the epitheHa cells "h'e even IL,
-, -, ~, ir,.rceIuIar spaces are white. The
pigment itself may be quite black. or OF any shane
up TO a light yellow. 1t may be connned 10 me
riceous or extend the cell. a close exam
nation shows that 1t Is distributed In patches over
the skin between them the tissue being coioriess
This is true even OF the black races, although IN
thcr, the patches are near together. ana may nor
be dlscernible unless the skin be stretched Inns
distribution OF the cooring matter IL the same IN
all races and it's actual amount Is probably the
same the difference in hue resulting from the
darker or lighter character Of the pigmentary
grains"