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Ex-JUDGE CONNOLLY's WILL.

The will Of the late Judge Michael Connolly was filed
in the Surrogate's Office yesterday. He bequea,hs
bis daughter Ellen Louisa Healy, wife of John W.
Healy, all the furniture his house No. 222 West FIJI
tieth street. and gives her the occupancy Of
said house during her natural life, and directs his
ecutors to pay her $4,000 year from the rents and
income OF his estate, tho same 10 be paid to the said
Ellen Louisa Heay in her proper person on her
written order or demand and to be in her sole right
and for her individual and benefit and adds that
such time his shall deem 1t judicous
to sell portion oil his real estate they may do So
and invest from the thereof $780, 900 in United
States bonds and New York stocks and
bonds and that tho interest hereof shall become the
property OF the said Ellen Louisa Healey for her
sole use and benefit
50. 000 and like amount 10 his sister Ann, wife of
Michael Cunningham, OF Aughadreenaugh, parish OF
lavcy, county Cavan, ireland To Charles f. Connolly,
OF New York, husband of his deceased daughter. Mary
Jane, 81 600. To Thomas Fnnegan, $1,000; to the
Little Sisters the Poor, $500 the Catolic Pro-
teclory $780, to his Margaret. wife OF Daniel
Grennon, $4,000; TO the parish church OF Lavey,
county Cavan Ireland, 900 to decorate the upper
chapel; $1,000 to purchase course in the College of
81 Patrick. IN Cus county Cavan, Ireland,
dowment for the education OF a boy Tor the Catholic
ministry from the parish o Lavey, Ireland to Patrick
7. Ferrigan a marble bust OF himself He directs
81 500 to be set apart for headstone his grave.
He directs the residue oi his real and
be invested in United States bonds or first mortgage
bonds real in tho city Of New York, same
be set aside fund for any child children OF his
daughter Ellen Louisa Heay, who may become OF age
10 be their sole property, the Interest to be applied
The house and annuity OF his daughter also to 90
10 her children alter her death. In the event OF no
issue by his daughter or II said issue not living TO
come OF age, no directs that such fund be divided
among his next of kin according to the laws OF the
State OF New York
The will is dated May 1, 1876 Francis Morgan and
Patrick +. Ferrigan appointed his executors The
witnesses to the Will are John Morgan, John Sheridan
and Nathaniel G. Hustled
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THE COURTS.
Laws of Divorce on Condonements
and Pistol Shooting.
INJUNCTION ON STEAM WHISTLES
Securities for Costs in the Rapid
Transit Suits.

The well known Harding divorce case has been made
the theme OF rather interesting opinion by Judge
Curtis, OF tho Superior Court Thomas H.
Harding brought suit against Jane Elizabeth
Harding for divorce the ground OF adultery
After discovering his wite's alleged nhdelity he con-
doned the offence by continuing to live with her. and in
the meantime shot the alleged seducer. man
named Zandt The matter was sent before a referee
who reported in favor OF granting the husband
DIVORCE the charge Of adultery, in his view having
been substantiatcd The opinion OF Judge Curtis is
refuses, however, TO confirm the report and
the following the close oil his opinion -
"The law allows the injured party 10 forgive The
adultery, and when once forgiven II Is condoncd and
such conformation is good defence to an action
brought for divorce by reason OF the offence. The
Statute permits such forgiveness to be entertained
either by express proof by the voluntary cOhabita
tion OF The parties with the knowledge OF the fact
The proof Of the forgiveness by the paintin OF the
alleged offence of the defendant is fuy IN accord
committed the offence the plaintiff could not map-
tam his suit 1t is suggested that the PLAIN
iii would not have resorted to this act of vio-
ience against law and order unless there was good
reason Tor IT, All persons c0Eversant with
the administration of justice know how frequently
when cowardly rufan seeks to crafty his hatred
venge or Jealousy he has but to assassnate and
Claim that he is the avenger OF somc domestic wrong
and instead OF the punishment due to his crime, he
expects 10 receive and sometimes Succeeds IN only re-
cevng the plaudits OF the ignorant the unreHecting
and the weakmnded, while the lips forever silent
OF the person robbed oi lite and basely sandered after
death. When the laws are thus disregarded and the
courts become subservient to this OF proceed
ants exceptions are well taken, and the motion TO
confirm the referees report ID denied with Costs p"
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DECISIONS.
SUPERIOR coURr-spEcIAL TENN.

BY Judge Curtis
Lawrence ct al. VS.. Mansfield. Motion that defend.
Ant file security denied, without costs.
Warren VS.. nborgh.-Deiendants motion for
new trial denied with costs. lUpnion
Morgan Hoilc cnder--Notion that sheriff OF West
chester county pay over money Denied without costs
(OpnIoD)
Harding VS.. Harding.--Plaintin's motion TO confirm
report OF referee denied defendants exceptions
tanned. &c. tOplnon)
Buttcrneld ct al. Klaber CT aL-Plaintirs' motion
Tor injunction granted whistle and as TO
other relief without costs
SUPREME coUgT--CHAMBERs.
BY Judge westbrook
Central National Bank Valentine and others-I
viii counsel on the merits Oh this motion (see
13 Howard page 225 sanford, page $50 Ducr. page
6l3; IL Howard, page 4A2l
Percy Rock weL--(~e Code sec ion 400 An.
davit OF service detective and does not show the
attorneys absent from Office
kARINE COURT CHAMBERS.
BY Judge Goepp
Lee vs. Coe Motion granted, without costs. See in
dorsement
King Vs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granted, with $40
webb Va Tallmadgo. Motion denied, with $40 costs
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REAL ESTATE.

The sales OF real under foreclosure at the Ex
change saesroom No Ill Broadway. yesterday were
as follows
y. H. Ludlow 4 Co. sold the house, with lot, H. TX
100 H. the south side Of East 1l2th street, 1l9.
feet Of Fourth avenue for 81, 500, to Daniel T.
Kendall.
Richard V. Harnett sold twelve lots, together In size
1879 9Ilxl50 the east side of Seventh avenue block
front between 1sls and I32d Streets for Sic, $780, to
Isaac l. Kip, plaintiff.
v.K- Stevenson, Jr sold throe lots each 2sxlO0, on
the Boulevard the southeast of 102d street,
S. 500 10 plaintiff; also plot of five lots Of land
together in size l145xlooxll2 5xloo, on Riverside
avenue and the northeast corner Of l04th street, for
5000, TO plaintiff.
e4sh st. n s. i5o n " Of ll,h av 25Hiooa; Mary
7osh st., s. 20, f. O. OF 9th av aoxioo.5; Anna L.
s :Ha "''iaS sSi Of E.y@ii ~
s' @ 8 wife i s b.via is1aa owen
garct r. Donohue sbamd Devln.. 1900
Kanie Isaac iIoehster 80. 1900
s1ss M.ss $50 o ss Of io,h avn a" asx.assi also '
ora Pat. and husband to joha % Ne l': $4,000
and to Gssss q Nom
iss s n% 100 IT. :; q Gn ~ ay Adam GOO
Jefferson av s. e. corr corner Of MSrr. St, s7so1 100:
william Ms.y sise.sa .r.sa.. sae ssss 20 II &c"
II. agner L. s. Wagner ..................... Nom
William St, n. same property: +. $. Wagner TO
Mott =, 80 r. n "a az Grand 5sxioO. pj
Joschimsen treeree) to \. l.. Nosser 1000
Einpsbrdge rad. W T. III a5-lOO II. n. l1SxaOx
irregular w. L. Livingston referee) to Henry ID.
hoiph i'ooo
Az. b. Of 18th ,t.,5 years; P. l.. Bern .o
hardt and others, to r. r. Hahn n............. $40
Sth (No. 800. and basement years; Geo.
Kick to Jacob Levy. 2,ooo
Andrews Robert T.. to Joseph Parker. s. s. 4sd ST..
Arras William and wife to Adelaide Dawson s.
SD ST. of 9Th av OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Brown, Eva D. &c.. to Louisa Cornell, c. Chryste
n. Bsyard; Iyear.................. e.274
Bennett. sarah, to Adoph Strauss n. 5Oth 81. and
W. OF Sth
Brcnnich II. and wife. TO John Wernsdorfer, 3. s..
stanton 81. and O. OF Chryste 3 years....... 5000
Edwards Henry, to Mary +. Bunker. u. :. 9th st.
and of lith .....,....... l,25O
Flaacke, Henry and wife, to George Bell G. 8. OF
Greenwich ST. IA. Of Thames St years 1000
Same to o. +. Davis Q. OF Greenwich st., n OF
Farren harriet c. and others. to A. g. Cutter. n. s.
OF 42d St. W. OF 9Th av. year o6l
Hordt larry and wife, to NJ Moser. s. OF 39th st,
e. OF "a nv: yesrs a.Ooo
Keenan,, Lawrence, to Charles &. Thompson, n. n.
9th st., W. OF av e: year. ,,.;....... $500
Livingston, John and wife to John Corbett Jr. Q.
corner LIST st. and Woodawn ". t23d ward)
| Lewis benjamin and wife to +. W. Fairchid, s.
10th st.. OF 9Th ay years .......... 1900
Thompson. Hortense and Others to d. W. Thompson,
18th st. G. OF 9th av; years 1000
Rice. Catharine II. and husban Mary A. Kelly.
| vienot Adele G. and others. to Sarah J. Shaw H.
saith ST., OF 9Th Years 20OU
Zacharias Zacharias to Elias }. Zacharias 56th
st. ". of sth years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
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schmiedel VS. Runkei ct aL-Proceedings dismissed
See. indorse Dent
Arkel ct al vs. Peters-Alowance of two and a
half per cent granted.
Wright vs. ODonnel Notion denied. SEQ opinion
indorsed on papers
Same same; Same Same Borst ct al.
wheeock ct al Campbell va Reilly. Order to show
Evans ct al vs. Reilly; Mead ct al vs. Ryerson ct
al Belts va The keyser Stove Works; Bertholf VS..
Catn. Jr., ct al-Order of discontnuance.
Brown VS. Gardner.-0rder overruing demurrer and
for Judgment
Wilson VS.. The Oriental Bank.-Order overruling de-
murrer and for Judgment.
King ct al VS.. Buckmaster. overrung de
murrer ana for judgment
Witwer vs. Schottenstein.-Order vacatng order to
arrest
schrmer Vs. Rostan.-Order denying motion, with
S. costs.
Hemuth VS.. Harrison.-ordcr setting aside judg-
mcnt.
Lang ct al VS. Thomas ct aL-Order directing Sheriff
TO sell property.
Murray VS. Herring.-0rder advancing cause
Cars VS. Pilatus Order vacating Judgment
&c
wehle VS.. Rosenbaum TO arrest under sec
tion 2g2 of the Code
Hoguct Van Arsdale-Ordcr for judgment
Case vs.. SamueL-Order striking out answer AZ
sham, &c.
The New York Newspaper Union vs. Delano-Order
for publication OF summons
Edison et al VS. Smith, Jr., ct aL--0rder denying
motion TO remove receiver, &c.
Van Buskrk et al vs. Same. Order denying motion
to remove receiver, &c.
Wakeman vs. Brennan ct al Same vs. Same; Lock e.
meyer VS.. The New Yorker Handels Zeitung Publication
Association. The Dover Rolling Mil Company vs..
Reardon; Flanders vs. Glasson: Webster vs. Cohen ct
Sayre Orders signed.
Lees VS.. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
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RAPID TRANSIT SUITS.

The litigation in the rapid transit suits not
to have altogether TO u standstil. In the SUIT
brought by jeremiah V. Spader against the New York
Elevated Railroad Company motion argued at
some length yesterday before Judge Curtis holding
SPECIAL Term Of the Superior Cohrt to compel the
plaintiff to give $50 600 security in the injunction pro-
ceedngs AT the close OF the argument the Court
the papera Before Judge Van Hoesen, holding Spe-
ciahTerm OF the Court Of Common Pleas, there
postponed from yesterday until to-day tho argument
IN the motion TO increase from ST. 900 TO $100 900
security IN the Injunction suit brought by the Ninth
Avenue Company against the New York Elevated Rail
road Company. motion TO increase from $500 to
$25, 900 the security the Patton injunction suit
against the same company will also be argued day
before Judge Van Hoescn.
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ICE CREAM AND wEDLOCR.

John Rock OF No. 326 Second avenue. arraisncd
in court yesterday charge OF beating his wife. On
being asked why he did hc said that his we's be-
havior provoked him to 1t. He sail she IN
company with another man who treated her to ice
cream, md that he bad discovered them partaking Of
this popular rcreshment. This conduct IN married
woman, no thought did not comport with dccency,
and he therefore punished her. He WAS committed
for trial In default Of 81. 600 bail
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TRUSTEES UNDER A WILL.

Considerable time was occupied yesterday before
Judge wesbrook in argument of a motion to continue
Injunction restraining the executors from acting
trustees under the will of Hammond Peek The de-
cedent died in Schenectady in September lss leaving
vii dated August 1885, with codic dated August
~, 1886 This viii codicil admitted to pro-
bate by Che Surrogate OF Schenectady county June
rs, 1889. The testator left surviving him = widow
a and daughter. The present action is brought
by the and though the involved large
II has been long time in litigation and involves some
Interesting points as TO the construction OF wills Mr.
Charles W. Brooke appeared ior the injunction. and
Mr. Williams In opposilion- The Court took the pa
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SUPPOSED SWINDLE.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Henry Lewis,
Of No. As Allen street, agent was arragned before
Justice Wheeler en- charge ob aiming goods by false
pretences from the store OF John s Hulin of No 440
Broadway He was held 10 answer IN default of $500
bail On second complaint charging Lewi- with hav-
ing frauduently obtained from Bloomfield Brewer Of
No 293 Broadway, the 22d inst S22 worth OF blank
books by representing himself agent of Marvin
Co.. safe manufacturers the prisoner also held in
the same bail TO answer
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IMPLACABLE ELECTRICITY.

Acting telegraphic despatch received by Super
intcndent Wang from r. II. Anderson. Chief of Po-
lice Of Savannah, Ca Detectives King and Wood Of the
Central Office, yesterday morning arrested Henry II.
Sprague a charge OF larceny. The prisoner, who
this city by the Charleston steamer the 2}d
inst is charged with stealing $500 from c. II. Clark,
of Savannah. On being arraIgned before Judge Bxby
the Essex Market Court yesterday Spraguo re-
manded to await the arrival of the necessary papers
fo his
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
THE OLD CAN'T.

While a Dis!rict Telegraph messenger boy was on
his way to the Grand Central depot Monday alter
noon to deliver $I20 worth OF cigars IRON Acger,
Mcrral Condit he was met Broadway by con-
hdenco man, who ordered hm TO back TO the store
and get two bottles OF brandy. The boy not suspect
ing but he was the TO whom the goods were 10 be
delivered, turned back again. giving him tbs cigars 10
hold. On arriving at the store the swn ndlc was dis
covered, but tho confidence had msde bis escape
with the cigars
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STABBED BY ROBBERS.

DR.. s. " w. Stout, late County Physician of Hudson
county, N. j.. dangerously stabbed by thieves
Monday night his residence Summit avenue, Jersey
City. Dr. Stout encountered two thieves while visiting
his stable to valuable dog, which it is presumed
the Villains going TO steal While driving the fei-
lows the Doctor assaicd by a third man. with
knife, who after infiictng several slight wounds,
murderousy drew his weapon from the right side OF
the neck his intended victims throat and
ribs DR.. Stout secured the knife be ore hts assaiant
left He found later, weakened from loss Of blood
The thieves cscaDed.
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ELOPEMEN'T.

For week past the people OF Williamsburg have
been excited the mysterious disappearance OF Mrs.
Maria Bryan, wife of Mr.. Joseph Bryan, silversmilh
OF No. 14S Fourth street Various surmises
rent. but she appears TO have elopcd with George
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FEMALE SHOPLIFTERS.

Mary Jane Williams, alias Molly Dowdel, and Lizzie
Meyer arrested yesterday at tho of Church
and Worth streets, tor shopIiftng They were taken
before Justice Wheeler Yesterday at the Tombs, and
through their counsel, William f. Howe demanded
an examination, which was set down for to. day.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
WHERE ARE THE POLICE

Serious complaints are being made BY the respecta-
Bile inhabitants OF the neighborhood OF avenue and
Twelfth street OF gang VINO nfsst the northwest cor.
there Insult passers by Und light hdeous by
their drunken brawls. The people claim the protec-
ton Of the police, who not 10 pass there ire
queuty enough to abate this trying nuisance.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
ONCE TOO OFTEN.

Three young men named Peter Manning. Cornelius
Cauhcd and Michael Finn were arrested yesterday
morning Tor breaking into the house of Ill rcpue 1876
Mercer street IL appeared that they were spree
aud had frequently visited the house before. Judge
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

pYcsterday morning the varnsh factory of George l.
Wood n son, Second street, near North Thirteenth
street, was totally destroyed Hugh McGroarty
badly burned about tho arms aud handa Damage
"a 200: iuly Insured
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FOUND DROWNED.

Benjamin Fordham Of No. 1l0 Monroe street, and
Charles Green. OF No. 14e Cherry street, while rowing
In the East River Monday evening found the nude
body OF an unknown drowned man or pier No Q and
,owed pier No. Is. The body yesterday iden-
tilted as that OF Meyer katz
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HONORABLY DISCHARGED.

1t was stated by mistake yesterday that James W.
Hawlcy, clerk OF No. 167 East Sixty y-nInth street,
was held a charge OF cmbczziing 500 from his
poyer Frank W. Khoner, furniture manufacturer, Of
No 220 East Eighteenth street On tho contrary, the
prisoner honorabIy discharged
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
THE POST OFFICE AND LOTTERIES

II has been determined by the Post oncs authorities
at Washington that the circulars touching foreign
lotteries to be treated In the manner as
concerning all lotteries In the United States. They
are therefore unavailable matter.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
A YOUNG SCoUNDREL.

August Butcher young man who had been ds-
charged from the employ OF Joseph Held, OF No. %
Scholes street. Williamsburg, revcnged himself by ab
ductng Mr. Hcd's young daughter. Katie. early yes.
terday morning. He was arrested on car by Detec
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
AN ABSCONDING MESSENGER.

Henry Ken, butcher, OF No. $40 East Twenty third
street. reported at the Central ONCE yesterday that
boy in his employ named Charles Schaonner. whom he
had sent deposit $500 In the Filth National Bank,
had aJsconded The police took his description.
The New York herald., 1876-07-26
SAVE THE CHILDREN (!
Important Meeting Of the
Board Of Health.
M EDICAL PROVISION S
Report Of the Work Of the New
Inspectors.

At the Board Of Health regular weekly meeting yes
terday the weekly health report OF DR. Nag,e Deputy
Registrar OF Records, rendered. The following is
an ABSTRACT:
There were 99I deaths reported In this city during
the week ending July % being decrease or 30l rs
compared with the number reported tie previous
week The actual number of deaths that occurred dur.
ing the week ending July Is was / 293. which repre-
sents nominal death rate of 63. 30 per lOOO persons
living, the population estimated at .062, l22
The following is comparative statcment.of cases OF
contagious disease reported at this bureau for the two
weeks ending July 22 1876
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

SUPREME COURT CHANpERs-Held by Judge West
brook 30 81 "a, 49, CO. GA. &C. S5, 49, l43 H.
l75, 176, l9l 205 21s 22o 22S 230 23l 1885, 237 239
Calendar called at eleven A. NJ.
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POLITICAL,

TORCHES, TORCHES. TORCHES
l. WILLIAM POKTER's SONS Manufacturers
ps o.
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A MEXICAN STANDARD BILLIARD TABLES WITH
n the quickest cushions In large stock cloth bas
Ac. second hand Tables at great bargains
W ii. GRIFFITH CO.. 20 vesey vt.
CoLLENDERs STANDARD AMERICAN BEyEL
billiard Tables with the celebrated Phelsn Colisnder
eombnc on cushions for sale this cy only 7SS Broad
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pOARDERs wAyrED.

| I OR MORE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
with Board. for families single gentlemen ga Lex
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posi- OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NDTlCE-rHE foEkGN MAILS Foh
the week ending Saturday July 20 1876 Will close this
office ON Tuesday at A. NJ for Europe steamship
Nevada via Queenstown. On "Wednesday at 30 A NJ. tor
Europe steamship Algeria Queenstown On Thursday
ut II $50 A. NJ for Europe per steamship ieert via Ply
mouth Cherburg and Hamburg On saturday al 30 A. NJ
Tor Europe steamship britannia via Queens owncor
respondence Tor Scotland Germany and France intended
despatch by this be specially addrcssedand
ats A. NJ for France direct steamship France via avr.
and at 30 A. NJ for Scotland direct steamship Ancbors
via Gasrow. and IL 80 A. NJ for Europe per steamship
Neckar via Southampton and Bremen.
The mails TOR China, &c, will leave San Francisco Au
gust l. 1876.
The mails for Australia &c. will leave San Francisco
August 10.
The mails for tho West Indies, vim Havana will leave
New York August r. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
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rHE CIRCULATION LAST WEEK or
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
WAS A DAILY AVERAGE or $500 COPIES.
This is fact which all who advertise In daily papers are
capable Of understanding
w EST POINT, NEwBURG. POUGukEEPsIE AxD
w return same day. by day line ste amers
MISCELLANEOUS.
cAMPLE TEAs, 23C. PER POCND iX 5 LIS AS0
- upward; 900 on hand. Agents anS dsasrs sup.
plied Ut 2Ot Water. corpsr ~ tuita~ ss
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-09

fellows. you know" said he, LATTER
they had piled up the first ties and rails
at distance of about one hundred and
sixty yards from the frog, constructed
another obstruction few rods off, and
against this they placed iron rails, so
so that the engine would run up on
them. These were crushed as we mount.
ed them, and then things flew pretty
lively till we went into the pit. We were
going about twenty-five miles an hour,
and as the prov went down, the rear
went up. and the hind wheels were re-
volving about million times n second
for few minutes. Fire flew out the
smoke-stack, and some farmer who had
come down to see the fun, cried out,
knew she'd bust I and he made lively
time over the hills home"
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Pacific BUSINESS College.

,,;.;, IN t,,, p.c;,;c rus;ucss Colleve atf,rd
oil no n ,,re,t ,l,ol If Measure. 1t il located mt
,oo posi- street occunvin,, the third story of the
poJ Mn Dnildin,r unnost, Union Souarc
ami - ,,m,ier ,hn n,an.",me,,t of M,ssvs. ". r.
",%an,,.,,a;r IT, nmJ r. A Rnh;nson This
,a;";,',, hnr',.,, ,r.cticai hnsiness e,lncation
i,a. haen in snccessfnI on.ration since 1864. Ii
ha, dmr;,,, tL., t;me rnarcd more younp
. t', h's;na.. ca ,ars than ull ntl.r nstitn
go. ~, t,, ,,,.st onI it, GRADUATES ohtainino
.;u,t H., atnns w;tLm7, Jt,;cuJtv are now
s,, hnr"r.I,r t;Iimr nos;t;n,s If tinst in onr
ia H. r,"rcan;;,a hnnsrs insurance offices md
hanns a.. n.li ~ IN other walks Of life
Ti,o course of ;ns,ruction nnrsued here, il far
j., aIvamca ~ nnw With which we are ncnnnint-
al AMI IL nocmi;a, to this school. The object
. a., ~ go ,i,or",,,,h ,,rnctcc in thc SHORTEST
,;' III .,,n aJ",,ted nv the Pacific msne
ill.,. H. ,,.f"ctiv aiantei IN This end bnsi
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oi a..a, ",I s,ccsisfmi entr,ncs IN 81
,, a.. .',sa, S,ch . course M the latter
docs ,',t necessarily occupy more than six
uoes no. r... S'aa,, d.monir;r, taJ in nmm,er.
% :.' a. ,"s ;.t,;,, aas,. roo.S of res.rance
rh, a.""""y ~ time il nm ;mnortont consi,l-
49,. 1 ~. ',,,,,o n,cn and ti,a 8. how Inns
I ,,oa,, ,,o;" ~ " "''t hy this cnllcy"
been .na polhtcu out ny ti''s .olics.. ,,.,,.
Inc business course pi"!ei ,,,m,orc;", ,,nn
anu siso u..s -. h,,S;,,i,.s Sorms corresnnnj.
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emcG anu at'.i ,ogethar viii, Lectures on conf
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nal Weakness Loss Of Vigor Sexual and Genera
Debility, Physical Pros iration, and the many all
mentsarsing from indis retions and abuse To those
requiring a reliable remedy for the above COM
plants, DIR. LA MARS SEMINAL PILLS are n
yeritnhle TOWER OF STRESGTH-A FOUNTAIN OF
YOUTH. Price, - 30 per bottle; sent by express
G. o. d.. to amy address. a. McBOYLE& CO., Drug
gists, San Francisco Post-Otfice ROx, l,a52, Sole
Agents. to whom all orders should he addressed.