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A WOMAN,s IMAGINARY WRONGS.

Elizabeth Fox. an elderly woman. living at No
1S9 Lexington-avc., yesterday called on the Mayor
and asked to have her wrongs redre>sed. She said
that she was Protestant and had married Roman
Catholic named Savage. Her friends opposed her
marriage and would not associate with her. She
had separated from her husband and was now en-
ployod in straw hat factory i'll the Bowery at 81
per week. She said that vast estates in this city be-
louged TO her, and that she had been swim
dled out of them by the late Archbishop
Hughes and by. Cardinal McCloskey: She
was told that the Mayor could do nothing for her.
made complaint TO Police Captain Leary. 1t was
obvious that her mind was impaired. and Captain
Leary had her taken before the magistrate at the
Tom6s for medical examination. On Friday last
the same woman attacked a man in the corridor of
the CIty Hall and beat him over the head with an
umbrella She was seized and then said that she
WAS mistaken in the man, and was released
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SHIPPING NEUS.

PORT OF NEW.YORk......MARCH 20. 1892.
ARRIVED.
Steamer city Of New York Dr. Taylor Liverpool March
and queenstown with mdse ana passengersto john
Steamer bohemian CGer Pezold Hamburg with
mlse and passengers to Kunhardt & CO.
steamer ea HF . Er9Tn; K9 Janeo Feb o. with md'e
steamer Saratoga Curtis, Havana days with mdse and
Steamer Ana de sala SPAN, Oinaga Havana days in
steamer ihoTHh IN wehcr, sagua 62 days, with
q order: vessel to master
Steamer Ornoco Br Frazer. Bermuda days, with mdse
and passengers to A OnterbIidgG CO.
and passengers to clark & seaman.
steamer Mcclellan Bilups, Baltimore. with mdso and
Steamer Allentown swasey, Philadelphia, with coal to
ship John Worcester London, Merden. Shanghai III
days with mdse to order yessel to Patton Nieker q CO
% lays with sulphur to Mathewson Co. vessel to snow &
BARK charles Rice lof Portland sinnctt Padang ia
BARR Triton Br Richardson Zanzibar 81 days with mdse
To Geo Ropes vessel to II G9 %, Isi =, pr ,or
IL days with pn and empty barrels to ORDER vessel to
Bark Arlington Nor. Toric,en, Rotterdam Nov Fal-
mouth Jan3 with mdsc to order vessel to Tobias Co
empty barrels order; weasel to Punch Edge & Co.
1s BnK S wn an.a ar to pwgSt Plat '' a
BARK REINDEER Of New Haven Mcclure; ~ Pierre, Mart
10 days with sugar TO II Trowbridscs sons.
sUNsET-v ind at SANDY HOOK light $. very hazy. AT
city Island light, NV; cloudy
w following arrived yesterday, late for
(Br Gleadell Liverpool March % and
Queenstown with mdse and passengers 10 Cortis.
Nov with teas, 10 Low & Bros: vessel to Vernon
ii Brown & CO.
CLEARED
Steamer Alaska Br Murray, Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams a
Golden (Brl Bennett Kingston, MOntcgO
Bay. rtC-O Wesseie.
steamer Franconia. Mangum Portlmd-J + Ames.
steamer Albcmarlo, Matett, Lewcs, Del-Oh Dominion
So co.
steamer Richmond stevens West Point Va-oh Dominion
IS
steamer wyanoke. Huphurs Norfolk city Rich
mond-Old Dominion IS Co.
kmbeTZa ,Dr, Young Beaufort, SCSoager Bros
Bark NittOra ,lta di Mentone, GenOa-SlOcOvoh IL Co
Bark Liberia Petersen Sierra LeOnelaos & POrterned
Bark Posodon tNOrl Barth, discontinued Edye GO
Bark Emma Scammel tBrl, Anderson, Port Spain
Scammeu Bros
Bark Erema (Br). Mcleod. Cenfuegos + Gerhard
SAILED
Tor Cette NebO. ElsinOTe Hepublik
pcttOr and AntOnee Hamburg; Saaca Liverpool Ardito
BuenOs Ayres.
MISCELLANEOUS
BOSTON. March 2OTho US GaltiD arrived
here from Proyinoetown having the captain
Of ship Screame before reported abandoned
BUREAU VERIrAS REPORT.
MARINE pIsAsrER STATISTICS
NEwYoRK 20-The direction OF the Bureau Vcrt,as
reported during the mouth 1892
all flags Sailing vessels reported ost-a2Ameroan
Austr Brazilian ~ British Danish Dutch French,
II German, Greek Italian II Norwegian, Portuguese
cd 20 vessels reported missing.
reported lOsyl American II British DANISH
German, swedsh-Tota "a In number Included
Q steamers rcporteA missnI
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RIryING COUNTERFEIT TRADE DOLLARS.

William Lee. who was taken before Commissioner
Shields on Saturday a charge of passing counter
frit trade dollars at JOness Wood on 81. Patrick's
coins from William T. 5. Grady. Grady, who IL
ONLY sixteen years old, taken before the same
COMMISSIONER yesterday. he said that he had
a man whom he met in the street. He asserts that
he sold them all TO Lee, though the latter says that
he bought only twenty-five of them Grady's father
ia man of some wealth and keeps pcture-stOre at
SiI th-ave and Forty -frst-st. Commissioner Shields
held the prisoner In $1,000 bail for examination.
Grad VS. father became his bOndsInan.
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4 LETTER WHICH OUCIIT TO CONvIYCE THE
MOST SKEPTICAL OF DIR. SHEER
MANS SUCCESS.

ANCHOR MILLS.
b. = EDWARDS 4 CO., PROPElETJRs, ,
CHETOrA, KAN, Dec. 2l, 1881.
DR.. J. \. sherman, New. YORK City.
Dear Sir: In May, $40 was treated by yOu In St Louis
for rupture would like to have you send certificate
that effect. want Il evidence in claim for pension.
having been rupred the service If th"rcis fee will
remit you used the appliance for eight months and two
bottles of the compound ana completely cured Have
active business since and sign rupture.
IL giving this prompt attention VIII confer favor
RespectIuIy Yours ~ ). EDMARD5.
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ROBERT ROSES RUPTURE-WHAT HE SAYS
ABOUT SHER3IANS TREATMENT

To the EdItOr-Slr a rupturod for years.
very dishea rtcned and d-ped by it, tried
truss after us. suffered intensely. felt though my
days cut short and as an naturally Of lively
stirring disposition that desire for pleasure ami social
society lost While In condition read your
testimonials of Dr. j. A. Sheans success In treating rp
lures coming the conclusion that have relief
give up business resolved TO consult him was then y
ing 1arftve Conn; and went 10 his Boston ONCE. AZ
Milk st. little year and procured his aid.
felt myself improving aud felt safe at my business
which required strength activity. Am machinst;
steadily since have reaued my lively disposition
what | hardly dared expect hen first went 10 Dr.
Sherman entirely cured of the rupture This opens 10 me
again the bright side of e and am anxious to make 10
known through yOur paper where first had the good for
tho statements Of others who had suffered and
cured the benefit aud encOurag ment OF those az
Eictel ROBERT ROSE, 25S YOrks, Jersey CITY, y. J.
April 80, 1881.
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DR.. Sherman.

and the only Dr. SHERMAN known 10 the public I'm
ton with and rupture been
favOby known for thirty the only successful
prlctitOucrin his specially In this country thousands or
grateful and women all over the land who have been
permanently cured by his treatment bear witness The
teal victim2ed by unprnCplei quacks,
cleerfuiy referred to prominent In this and other
cities, who awaited themselves Of the doctors treatment
Consultation DAYS principal Office, No FOL Broadway,
Nom VS., Tuesdays and saturdays of each week.
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MESTCHESTER COUNTY.


MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO.DAY
sun scs COL Gl5 Moon sets 0:l3 Moons age dys
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
For.Eoon-S'dv HIS $50 GOV. Isld 93S Hell Gate 1927
AGcraO0H-sy E, 9.23 Gov. lard 1908 Hell Gate llj7
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Health of Body is Wealth of Mind.
RAILWAYS SlRSiPlRILLIlI RESOLVEyT

blood sound hesh strong and skin.
would have your flesh firm, your bones sound without
carries, and your complexion fair use RAILWAYS SAIs>
SAPARILLIAN RE-OLVENT
Remedy composed OF ingredients OF extraordinary medical
properties essential 10 purity neal repair and gorse tho
brOken-dOwn and wasted DOdYtlUICk PIEA5AN T. SAFE
and PERMANENT IN its treatment and cure.
No matter By what the nplint NAV De e3gnltei.
whether be ScrOin Consumption, syphilis Ulcers Sores,
TumOrs Bos Erypelas Salt. Rheum, diseases ~ the
Lungs, kidneys, Bladder. Womb skin, Liver stomach Or
Bowels either chronic constitutional the virus ~ tho
diseased in the BLOOD which supplies the waste and builds
and repairs these and wasted tissues ~ the system
Price II. RADWAY x CO., ~ Warren-st.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Grand Central Hotel-Judge H0vt III. Wheeer Q,
Vermont ..Yrh Arenwe Hotci 49, Ex-Uoyernor Johh -
Armstrong OF Virginia. Breroorf House,Benla9h
Cheney OF Roston =. Ne,o York H0tel-ExMayor o. w
HINT ~
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DISEASES
OF TINE
NERVOUS SYSTEM,

importance of the system Its RS
and the direct bearing which has on human happiness Is
thoroughly and the danger
f. whether through Intense mental application by tho
Cessvc Indulgence OF the appee5 and prOpcnses arc
pTOper subjects considerations When the system
dennced 1t is absolutely necessary to promptly seek adj
vice expert who long series OF years has de-
voted his whole time and this study, and whO
his experience and practice has learned 70 discover at
aud promptly apply the remedy thus avoid
the painfully slow seeking for the truth so common 10
pcrcncCd annoying TO the patient who very
naturally know without delay what Il the matter
the extent Of the arrangement the probabilities OF recupera
ton and the time required. .
II the Exhausted by intense mental app
cation deDrvng tho power Of connected Thought II
only recover its strength by being properly ed aud n0ns
the Of certain systematic methods Ills precisely mo
same with the nerves preside organic life. The
value this branch OF medical practice can scarcely DO
Overrated marriage the perpetuaOn OF family
the securing OF hereditary titles and tho retention OF
estates I'm the family.
From long large experience In this direction. have
been able command by my tho thankful appre
citation families the city ami Nation, anil
much that pertains to tho overcxcrcse OF
OF the the OF
covering powers whether Of BRAIN appetite propensity OF
passion
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DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

beTec asteess elegantly coated for ~ all Tia.
9iueI7 Ot he stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder
diseases headache constipation costivenes. indigesto
dyspepsia Dousness bilious fever inflammation Of ths
PRICE 2J CENTS PER BOX sold he ali drnoo4stx
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not supposed they can hold out long. The company
EMPLOYS about 800 men. and previous strike mas
occurred during the seventeen years they have poem
dong business
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announcements


When men, and children extensive benefit
from special VIC do not wonder tat IL
IN their opinion present subject for
unstinted praise. ". II. Woodward, wcikuOwn and re-
spected citizen OF New Haven Conn. residing at No %
Audubons teses the he alng Of the 81 Jacobs
OH. Mr.. Woodward he took cold sometime ago. Il
settled In his lett shoulder and neck In the form OF
attack Of muscular rheumatism. he suffered great
deal IT, and particularly de5lrOus Of receiving
other such visit Having heard much about the Great
German Remedy, ne boughta bottle and MA neck and
shoulders good rubbing with a. The night h. made the APP
picaOn ne could scarcely hs head 0ecauS" o. the eX
Tcmc pain AMI Tho next day all the trouble had
disappeared.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
ia LcAingtou.avo, 29ti,t Hours to and to
Attention to Gentlemen.
Malaria positively cured, EmOry's Standard
Cure Ills fai coated peasant 10 take no bad
effects Physicians prescribe Druggists sell them, SOC.
Crittcuden, IlJ Fultonst
Nervousness nervous debility, and all weak
geucrdve organs promptly cured by Aliens Brain
Food At druggists. 81 per package; Tor -.
SAFEs.-Large stock of fire and burglar proof
safes all and makes Great bargains EMORY - Nescyst
THE EASE WITH WHICH
IA assmatod specially adapts AucOrwiss NkFOOd TO
the delicate stOmach5 OF infants aud invaIds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
DELAY IN REMOVING A SMALLPOX CASE

Some excitement was caused az No. 20 Madison-
ST. on Sunday night by the failure of the Health
Who was suffering from smallpox on the top floor
OF the building. The police had been informed of
the case in the afternoon, and had made
il known 10 the Sanitary Bureau by telegraph,
but the smallpox gon was not sent to take the
child to the Reception Hospital until Yesterday.
Dr. TAYLOR, Inspector OF the vacclnaung corps,
said that the case was not a pressing one as the
patient wa, isolated from the other inmates Of the
building, and it was determined to wait until yes
terday before removing the child. He thought the
0ntcTy which had been made about the delay UNI
necessary. -. . -
-Four deaths from smallpox in the Riverside Hos
pia were reported at the Bureau OF vital Statistics
vest dav. and six new cases of the disease were
discovered III the city. sanitary Inspector learned
that Joseph Krauck, a baby four months old, mad
died from the disease in the tenement house No ~
East 1hird-st. The parents OF the child had
NEGLECTED TO call in phYslCian.
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f. f. z.
Railways Ready Relief.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
USE In TILE WORLD


USE IN THE WORLD.
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RELIEF rs APP.
Piled EXTERNALLY-OR TAKEN INTERNALLY AI
CohDING TO DIRECTIONS-PAIN, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, CEASES TO EXIST.
In all cases where pain discomfort experienced orf
seized with Influenza Diphthera Sore Throat Mnmps Bad
COugha HOarsenes Bilious Collie Inflammation the Towels
stomach Lungs. Liver, Kidneys, with Group. ouinsy.
Fever and Ague with Neuralgia Headache, Tic DOOreuN
To0thache, Earache, with Lumbago Pain in the Back
or rheumatism with DiarrhPa, Cholera Morbus OF
Dysfntety, with Burns, Scalds Bruises Chilbans
I0stebes or with strains, Cramps Spasms. the sppuca
IOn OF kADWAY'S READY RELIEF will you ~ thd
"OIst OF these complaints In few hOnrs Price 80 cents
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CRUSHED BENEATH THE CARS.

An accident occurred about / a. III. yesterday at
the elevated railroad station at FTst-ave and
Eirst-st. An old German entered the station about
five minutes before the arrival OF an uptown tram
and he had walked toward the upper end of the
platform. When the engine was stopped be tried
10 get upon the front platform of the first car but
the gate was closed. when the train was in motion
be attempted 10 get on the rear platform. but fell
between the cars. The conductor. M "a J. lnme-
diately pulled the bell rope, but before the train
was stopped the German was dragged ten feet be-
yOnd the end OF the platform. Ii took the trainmen
nearly twenty minutes to extTlcate the old man
from his position. as he had become wedged IN be-
tween the wheels of the forward truck OF the
second car Both his legs had been crushed below
the knees and his left hand was injured also. He
was insenslble, and as soon as an ambulance could
be summoned be taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital where he died yesterday afternoon.
II was ascertaned that he was VILLAIN Langc. q
workman in the employ OF Joseph Blau, braid
manufacturer at No II AVenueA. He was about
sixty years old, IA widOwer and lodged somewhere
In Ludlow-st. The surgeons at the hospital said
that it was doubtful If Lange could recover, ana
that il would be necessary TO anputate both MS
legs and his lett arm If he did not die from the
shock.
The employees Of the railroad said yesterday that
the mans injuries due TO his Ow carcleSSn
and that hc would have been killed instantly had 1t
not been Tor the quiCkness OF the conductor who
stopped the train.
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DIR. Welcome W. Sprague. of No. 119 East Nine
tieth-st appeared in the Harlem Police Court YES
terday morning complainant against John Nc;
Aulle age Twenty-Five. of Ninety-hfth-st. and
Third-ave., and Mary Thorpe age twenty-five, 4
servant in his employ McAulite he accused of
forciby entering his house with two other men on
Sunday evening aud he charged the grl with
beng in collision with the burglars Tie Doctor
stated that Inc had suspicion of the projected
burglary and sent his wife &c church while he
secreted himself in his room where TIE had SlO5:
He had not waited long when the door was opened
and two men entered He aimed his revolver at
the one nearest him and fired. The man uttered a
scream and turning fled down he stairs, closely
followed by his companion. They ran out OF the
front door and both escaped. The doctor reported
the matter at the Eighty eighth-st. station, and
Detectives Ross and Farrell at once took the ser
want in custody. and at l o'clock yesterday NOM
ing arrested McAulfe. The girl was frightened
and made full confession. In May 1851, she
said. she became acquainted with McAuhc, and
for the last two months she had been very intimate
with HIM. He told her few days ago that he was
going to wa,ch DR.. Spragues house on Sunday
evening. When the family had gone to church he
was TO signal to her and she must admit HIM and
his friends and that if she failed he would shoot
her On sunday he called and she admitted him.
Justice Blxby remanded the accused persons to
await the capture OF their accompllces.
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SAFEs.-Large stock of fire and burglar proof
safes all sizes and makes Great bargains EMORY - Nescys
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Nervousness nervous debility, and all veal
OF gcucritive promptly cured by Aliens Bra
Food. At druggists. IL per package: for 81
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THE EASE WITH WHICH
IA assmatod specially adapts Anglo NkFOOd TO
the delicate stOmachs Of infants aud invalids.
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HENRY A. DANIELS VI. D.,
III LcNngtOuav", near 29th,t Hours, 10 anu %
Attention 10 Gentlemen.
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sacramento Produce Wholesale.


SACRAMENTO, November sth
FRUIT-Grspes, 90cdSl % q crate common, 60@
75c; Peaches s1dl so y box Lemons, Sicily, IS Is
as so; Oranges-Tahiti, s5@5 so Q box |; Lines,
Pineappies, s6as o dozen; Cocoanuts. s7a7 60 q
100; Piums, 4@6c q b Pears, 81 25a1 50; Apples,
S0cdS1 25 = box Strawberries, 75dSac y drawer
Cranberries Sl6dl6 so D Dbl.
Pm FRUTs-Assorted. 2s-B cans, 3 doz, q
assorted, gallon cans, s5; Peaches, 2i-b cans,
q; Portland Biueberries. 2-b cans, e.; Whor,
leber-ies, 81 7F.
DRIED FRurrs-Apples, sliced, 6s7c @ d; do
peeled, 405e |; Plumz, pitted, 11@12:; Peaches,
7@S;: do. peeled, 19@2oc; Prylnes. German and
French, 12gl3:; Blaekherries, l69i7c; Figs. Cali'
TABLE, FRuIrs-Assorted, q. . cans, . doz, e. rs
Peaches, 90 IS Bartlett Pears, ~ IS P;ums, s2 IS
Blackbenies, SO Gooseberries, g IS Strawberries
'urrunts 50 Is; Cherries. g %.
VBGErABLEs-Sweet Potatoes, Red, 1@ltc q q
1aIolinas, scarce selling at 81 % al so q cwt
Wax and String Beans, ll@2c; Shell Beans, Gran
a4oc Q box; Summer Squash, lac = b Po
tatoes, 81 l0gl IS; Salt Lake, 81 62I(dl rs Z
cwt; Onions, 659s0c cwt; Caulifower, Ii
td90c; Cabbage. 81 y cwt; Carrots, 60c@75c 9
,wt; Turnps, 9oc@sl . 100; bunch vegetables l2le
doz; Parsnips, lic; Beets, lie; Celery, 75c !
dozen; Horse Radish, S@loc q n, Green Peas, oast
. h Artichokes, 60@60c o dozen Cucumbers, 4@
&c q doz: Green Peppers, 4Gt5c q h Egg Plants
4d5c; Mushrooms, l0@l5c q ID Green Okra, SSdlOC
q h.
BRkADsrUFps-Flour, IS IS q bbl oatmeal. q
100 Ds Cornlneal. yellow, 90 25@2 50 white
81 so; Cracked Wheat, s2 75Cd3
PoULrRY-Live Turkeys, l39l4c q d full grown
Chickens, % SO Q dozen; young BOOSTERS, S3g4 Sc
doz; Btoilers, 1903; tame Ducks, So 50a7
Geese, Vi hoa2 pair Eggs, 4o@42tc g dozen.
GAME Quail, 81 25@1 30 q dozen Mall1rd Ducks
s3@4; Sprigs, 81 75td2; Teal. 81 5oal IS Hare
81 1892; Rabbits, sltd1 SO; Doves, 50@75c o doz.
DAIRY PRoDucIs-Butter, choice, 37ta40c y n
mixed lots, in rolls, 2s@30c q n ; Cheese, Callfor
MIA, from l46l5c; Western, flats, 1Gdl5c; Mar.
tins Cream, 19620c.
MKATs-Beet, &c; Mutton, &c Q n Lamb, 7@sc
Pork, l0dllc; Veal, small calves, 9a10c large, &c.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEKD-Ust nay, y ton, sl5JGI7
Alfalfa, $40 to sl2 y ton; bran, = ton, SIS; mid.
dlings, SIS per ton; barley, whole, 81 40; ground
81 As; wheat, 81 65a1 IS o cwt tame oats, q
cwt.. 81; corn, s2 y cwt.
MIscsLLANEous-seeis-A Alfalfa, 10@l2Ic; limo
thy, Eastern, 1o9l1c q n; Oregon, s@1oc
Red Clover, 14@l5c; Red Top. l2t@lic Nuts
English Walnuts, 1Oal1c; California walnuts
12al3c; Almonds, 149l5c; Peanuts, Eastern, l1@
12c California, 6d7c; Tallow, 74asc; Hides, salt
99l0c; dry zoe; Hops-60@675c.
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DENTISTRY,
w. WHAR-
b. Il. PsERsON
Il. 4. TEERETTs,

SESTiSr. us STREET, BETWEEN -
s. y Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti- ~
hcial Teeth inserted on Gold, vulcanite NTrTTT
and all bases. n irons Oxide or Laughing Gas sd
ninistered for painless extraction of Teeth aul4lm
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
a l. Once, southwest corner of Sc Teuth and J
streets, In Bryte's new building, VI tairs. Resi-.
dence, southeast corner Of Seventh and streets,
Sacramento Office hours: l to 8 and TO sPs
au25-4plm
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Work on the Hudson river tunnel is be.
ing steadily pushed forward, and some
time in November the large air compressor,
now building for the tunnel by the Clayton
Steam Pump Works, of Brooklyn three of
whose compressors have been used Ence the
commencement of the tunnel), will be placed
IN position, and working, at the foot of
Morton street, New York. This air com.
pressor is Of the Clayton improved duplex
pattern, having two 22.inch diameter
steam cylinders, tive ai-ineti diameter arr
cylinders and 80 inch stroke. It is 20
feet in length, 10 feet in width, weighs 25
tons, and its working capacity is $780,.
600 cubic feet of air per twenty fours.-
Engineering News.
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THE SUNSETS GOLD.

The glamour Of the gsirish day
In sGfteped radiance fades away:
And all the noisome care and fret
The weary heart shall soon forget;
For. in the distant occident,
The night constructs her ebon tent,
That soen each tired form shall hold
lis just beyond the sunsets gold.
How welcome to the lab'nng throng,
The hues that TO the eve belong,
With wistful eyes they westward look,
And read, as in some fairy's book,
The cheering promise Of release
From toll that ends ct days decease.
The nights pavilion all shall fold:
Ills just beyond the sunsets gold.
How oft have /, in years agone,
Beheld with Joy the eve come en-
How oft have viewed vita charmed sight
The ingress of the beauteous night
And in the future, as the past,
'TwAl be to me, while life shall last
Blest, night, thy tent is noiseless rolled,
AID just beyond the sunsets gold
1.-THE Universe
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A CURE GUARANTEED.

nR E. c, VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
II MENT.-A specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Conyuslous, Nervous Healache, Mental Depression,
Loss OF Memory, Spermatorrhea, Impotency Inyo,-
untary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
overexertion, self-abuse, over-indulgence which
leads TO misery decay and death One box viii cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat.
ment One dollar box, six boxes for five dollars
Sent by mail prepaid on recent Of price. We
guarantee six boxes to cure ANY case. With each
order received by US for Blk boxes accompanied
with five dollars, we will send the purchaser oar
written guarantee TO sgtnzH the Mickey Il the treat
mcut docs aot effect a cure. Guarantees issued
only by KIRK. GEARY & CO., Druggists, Sacrs.
weuto, Cal. Orders By mail at Regular Price
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