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Pere Hyacinihe's Leeture-AntI-Monop6
Democratic CIub

Pere Hyaeinihe's Monopoly
Democratic Club.
| SAN Francisco, Msrch 2Si.-Tae lecture
| by Pere Hyacinthe this evening at Trinity
Church on the "Cause Of Catholic Unity"
was attended by large crowd, and hundreds
were turned away.
The Au.i-monopCly Democrstic Club to-
dsy adopted 3 resolution to appoint COM
mistes to protest against employees Of the
Harbor Commission holding seats 10 the
Legislature.
Gntermenf Under DIalcuI;ies.
EsnGRANr GAR, March 2Sl.-Ten men
started Yesterday on srowshoes TO 90 $ dis
tance Of ten miles, for the purpose OF bury
ing Thomas Staddon, who by accident fell
iato the South Yuba flnme on the evening Of
the l9.h ult. James Ross was captain Of the
party, aud by Lis leadership after five hours
q sAOsinE they arrived at their destination
in q binding snow storm. Proceedings were
commenced ut oucs. \ part set to digging
the grave, while others went 20 procure lum-
Der and eShuns the body from depth Of six
feet Of snow, where it had been placed for
preservation uJtil 5uiiil could be had. Lum-
Der being scsIce, the mea hsi 20 go three
miles and float it toEn the iluue. The body
had then % b packed by six men = di-ssnoe
at a mile by strappi1g the corpse to a pole.
two men to each end, ss they had DO other
way q coavayarce, while She ether two re-
| lisvsd occasionally. A cCtiia was constructed
and the remains deposited IN their lsst rest
ing place. The funeral rites were read and
the party started for hCma Snow had fallen
70 the depth of cigh, inches, and Tire blind.
ing snow.sscrm still cou,iguirr. g. times old
noun siue5rs, VINO reysr wers before known
to mis-. theiy landmarks, were taeraushly
turned around. suG the people st tHis place.
seeing tte stosm so intense. fesreS tor the
30
were about stsrtioE when lha burial party AK
rived, completely exhausted.
Hl-h L,ceuae In Fresno.
FREsSo, March 23l.-Ia tie Superior
Court ysstcrjsy, uCnsujt was grated in
the case Of the People vs. Cole. The suit
was for the recovery Of the high liquor
license levied by the Supervisors in October
lass.
Murderer Repricved.
SAN BERNARpINo, March % IA dispatch
was received by Sheriff Burkhsrt this fore.
noon at 1850 o'clock from Governor Sious-
man, granting Mcdowell lease OF life tin
Friday, March .. 1854 Tts cause for this
new departure On tha part oi the Governor
Is not vet known, as he refused TO grant .he
same when applied 20 On the 18Th instant.
The telegram says the papers will be for
wardsd tomorrow showing the reasons for
reprievs.
Trains Delayed
Los ANGELES, March 23i.-The north.
bound passenger train Of yesterday got OF tho
track ue.r lsogH station last night and was
Getsi1ed till morning. No serious damage
occurred. The train from the East to-day
was an hour late, as alao the departure Of the
ror.h-bound passenger. Yesterdays train
from San Francisco arrived six hours late.
The weather in the morning WAS clear and
cool, but q shower occurred st 1 p II, with n
west wind. Rain fell at Ssn Diego and San
Gorgouia summit last night. 1t is now clear
here.
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A KENTUCKY CHARACTER. one oc.
casion three students of Georgetown Col
lege, Kentucky, saw the famous Rscoon
John Smith" coming at distance, and
arranged that they would walk twenty
feet apart, and as they passed him the first
one was tc ssy, Good morning. Mr..
Abraham, the second to call him IS Mr..
Isaac" and she third " Mr.. Jacob" So
the first called him "Mr. Abraham" and
tae old gentleman only seemed a little sur.
pfised that anybody should not know him.
The second one called him "Mr. Isaac, "
and the old gentleman evidently suspected
something His familiarity with the Bible
made him anticipate what the third one had
TO say, when he got ready for him. GOOD
morning, Mr.. Jacob" said the third stu.
dent. "Ssop, young man." said the old
gentleman. 81 am neither Abraham.
Isaac nor Jacob; am Saul, the son OF
Kish, in search of my fathers asses, and
behold l have found three of them
louisville Courier-Journal.
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E0REIG
Emperor Williams Birthday


BERLIN. Msrch 23l.-Bisnsrck gave a
dinner TO the Diplomatic corps in honor of
the Emperor's birthday. Sargent was pres
ent, Lord Ampthill, the British Enbassa.
dor, proposed the health Of the emperor.
Bismarck proposed toast 10 the represented
sovsrsigns snd nations. The day was ob.
served throughout Germany. At BANQUET
ct Stuttgart, q toast TO Che + npssor was pro.
posed by Green Olga. and at S.rasburg the
foundation stone of sn imperial palscs was
laid,
Arrest Of NihuIsIs.
ST. PETERSBURG, Msrch 23l.-A number
Of importsnt NiniIist srrests have been made
at kisf, and one gendarme was mortally
wounded while assisting making them. II is
rumored that De Gaisf, leader of the party
who murdered Sudeit in, is among the prison.
ers.
Serious Outbreak In Senegal.
PARIS. March 23i.-T1e GaioiS reports Sc
rious outbreaks in Senegal. Tae Moreus have
broken the treaty If alliance and are pillsC-
ing the villages. Several persons have been
murdered. The Fotous are making prepara-
tions to rise, under Abdoul Baker.
The Halted States Minister 60 Turkey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Msroh 23i.-Ts is under.
stood that the Grand Niz'er has cnmplained
~ LAS y Ll-tt4 Staten OF A4lnA5L0r
Wallace's recent c)sGuct.
large Iceberg.
LONDON, Msrch 23l.-The steamer CITY Of
Montreal arrived at Queenstown yesterday
She reports having psssed an !c5berE 200 feet
high and 400 fecs lopg.
Mere Troops for Madagascar.
PARIS, March 25i-Prims Minister Ferry
proposss to send TO Madagascar &. $50 French
troops ROT il ToEquiu.
Ordered 90 Return TO Paris.
LONDON, March 23L-Tseng, TIE Chinese
Embasssdor, has been ordered to return 70
Paris.
New Cardinals and Bishops.
ROME, March 2Sl.-A5 the Conststory Co..
morrow the Pope will create two Cardinals
and twehty. .one Bishops.
Affairs In Egypt.
LONDON. March 23j.-Suakim is unhealthy.
1t is proposed to leave 400 British troops
there, to be relieved every fortnight, and sta
tion the remainder of the troops at healthier
points.
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NEVADA.
SnIcIde of q Woman.

EUREKA, March 231.-Mrs. l.. w. Cromer
committed suicide here yesterday, by taking
two ounces o; carbolic acid. She took the
poison at o'clock in the afternoon. and died
al IL last night. Deceased attempted TO kill
herself here about seven years ago by inhal-
ing chloroform. No cause is assigned for
the rash act. She leaves husband, enc son
and daughter here, and q sister, Mrs. T. Z.
Fisher, at Tue DAilss, Oregon. Another sis-
ter. Mrp. Il l. King, lives at Tombstone,
Arizona. Her mother, Mrs. Bsyse, is living
3. the deceased Iady's house.
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CE0gcE Vs.. YOUMC
Successor 20 PIKE & YouNel.

Successor 20 PIKE & NouNe),
ENARRIAGE MANUFACTURER, CORNER
" Fourth and l. streets, Sacramento. Estab-
lished in 1850 Has Just finished fine assortment
OF Phaetous, Mountain Bugyies, Light Open Bug
gias; all sizes OF Spring and Thoroughbrace Wag-,
ons A good assortment Of Eastern BuKgies which
win be sold at lowest rates. Repairing Psiatog and
Trimming done in frst-clasS style and On short
notice mrll-4ptf
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BRETEsH COS yMBIA.
0bstruct!ons % he RemoYctl

VICTORIA, March 231-It ia stated that
Instructions have been received by the Col
lsctOr Of Customs that steamships may enter
aud clear at the outer wharf. The obsttuc-
tioas offered by Collector Hsnley TO Goodall
& Perkins for some time back is condemned
by the press,
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PRENTIcE's LAST YEAR. = George d.
Prentice did not drink drop during the
last year of bis life. The frss day of JAZZ
usry of that yesr be said he intended to
make this the best year Of his life. He
carried out his good resolution, snd it is
wonderful what amount of excsllsnt ed
itorial matter he wrote. The paper coGid
not keep up with him, and 1t always had
COPY on hand. At the close uf the yea
he died, having succeeded in making, as
had resolved, his last year the bess.-lJ
Watterson.
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mr7-IfFWMkw1y
MARTIN kEsTLER.

MANUFACTURER OF ALL -
I'VE kinds Of Buggies, Farm, lSssssTsSsfzggA ss-gA
Express, Freight, Header and |SVfSsJ
Quartz Wagons; constantly sxcssae
hand and made TO order at lowest rates. All work
warranted Repairing, etc., done at short notice.
Nos. 1919, 1912 and 1914 Ninth street, between ]
and X, Sacramento su1-lpa
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II. w. RO8EiNS.
s1a X street, Southeast conner Eighth,
SACRAMENTO.

4NARRIAGE TRUIM,NG. EXPRESS WAGON
u Tops specially. Cushions always on han
aud made at short notice. o2S4p1
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALIFORNIA.

IlAsr NIGHTS prsrArcns 10 un RpooRD-rMOSl
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- = M 7g- I'D Z M @s

= = CENTS FOR A GOOD SQUARE NEAL
I , Sacramento Restaurant, Nos 317 and 319
street, between Third and Fourth Qhroe blocks
from the Depot. Sttceg Cars pass every five pln-
utes-ask the conductor where to stop. Ice Cream
and Cakes, Il cents. Fine Dining Parlors for Fani
lles Cpcu Day and Night.
iyl3.u J. D. SMITH, Proprietor
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E.gp ~. So - e. 81.

YHNHE OLD AND WELL-KNOWN GENERAL
Merchandise business of VI. LAYENSON,
Kockin Stock and fixtures complete. Rare
chance for an enterprising man. Splendid pros
poets ahead, as the quarres will do big business
this reasons for selling and further partic
Ulars will be given by calling addressing NJ.
LAKENSON. Rlcklin. Placer county. ml2-lplm
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FOR THE COMPLEXION !

Sg7HIs ELFGANr PREPARATION Is THE MO ST
y perfect hesutifer known 1t is pure and
harmless, delightful in ts application and wonderful
in its effects while the closest scrutiny fails to de-
tect its use Prepared by =. BRsV IAN, Chemist,
Oskland For sale by all druggists. mTS-6mMWS
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FOR SALE. SEWING MACHINES
Esq s IS IL, Il x is

4 WELL-EsTAGLSHED HARNESS G-A
"a and Saddle Shop, in an agricultural r fSs5sA
town n Arz3la, Viii be sold at i bargain. -
For particulars, apply to A. ). VAN Y0okHISS 3
CO., Sacramento Cal; or to H. II. Men NdiL
PhuaiN A. .. faI3-1plm
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i BrntaI Husband.

PETERSBURG In.), March 2S5.-Llst night
Charles Houlden. farmer, living some miles
south, quarreled with MS wife, kaocksd her
down with an ax, cut her throat from ear to
ear, and i1f.c.ed numerous stabs ia hel
brea9t, also wounding severely IN the hand
their son, aged II, who attempted TO inter-
fere. He then went TO neiGh5oGIng straw
stacS, whero he gsshod his own throat,
though not fatally, and whan found was ar.
rested by posss this morning. There are
thraats nf ivnching.
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WANTED, LOST And FOUND.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted fOr IS cents for tme three times for oJ
cents, or Is cents per week.
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The Chiscsc Minister and Family.

WASHINGTON. March 23l-The Chinese
Minister here will send his wife snd baby,
recently born to then Ia this city, to China
il May next. Should be be lesppointed
they viii return in the autumn. His term of
three years expires next December, and if
NOS resppointed he will join his family IN
Chioa The little girl is nearly eight months
old, and is the 6rst Chinese baby born in
this cou tzy of parents Of noble rank She
is named America which in Chinese Is
"Mi" TIE Minister says he named her
America SO that after his return to China shs
would rerniod him Of this country, and be.
csrsa n l. ber -thnlsCa
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
Firanrini.

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD CoMPANf.
- THtAEt'ntnrs oTrtrr lie bilvAbWA t,,,,.ll ,s..
Tho tllpn tovr ffsnsh rffs Mussee bonhH ialns "u'
rDyeubst tpn4 vii he redeemed ~ pat nnh Hf'"H "'
a"' lo' isW ~ WV iii.Nny oRAvrs, 1tsssa ct
NOTICE 10 sTOckHOiDfiS.-l M;
~ nuai n..eiins 81 ii. stoekh khodfis ef s Itsns' sn
Nhiifoea viii y" hr'h o., ' Iis,
ofces ot ,ie sempeny ~ ihr ri,y Of tAasss n., ,,n
~ directors fOf The ensuinE yf.t s r'oeh n"os m ~
lhss W ~ lNIho' heu'"p'
DARE CHANCE.-Subscriptio now open IN
sums slOG .afe. legitimate stock COMPANY
100 prUut by wfitan agrr-nchl eh'A
T. n =. Co. Z. o. Boz a.o,
MANHATTAN RAILWAY CosrAsY.
no II BROADNAr..
NEw.l oRk, Oct. u, 1885 -,
rT,IIE ANIMAL MEETING of the sharehOlu
Il ere OF tie MANHATTAN RA1LW Ny tOAfAN1 lot
the pu po-e thirteen Drectors and three lhsPeo
Election for ts following year and 10 ".
furf be brought be
Company no u broadway New or 1a ~
WEDN SDNY NON ~ 1874 at II - clock noon IN hns
ros will he oren o'clock r. The nirefIorr rhu-
,l.ct-d will h. ,x ofcio Directors of the NeENors
Elevated o the metropolitan Less"
Railway Company tor the same term -,
transfer books will bee 90 a oct L nj cocA' j. ~
anu ~ "p'H'" NV 80 " " b W McwILIIAas.
secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
Goparinerehlp Notites.

I u PRINCE 0nd PEPPER Notice Ia hereby
- aysn tat tie rnrirrrt-hp tefs,"foe sti.tins he
tween AtitHftH 10 ftisrF snd i'IfAftEH ~ tIfs
iI trading ppdef ihr nfm aud sfe ~ "lT rrlprs
pnh rftprf dssoto od t5 nnr fnnHrti tebfusit
lei taA f'fAptps ~ rLPrIA
Dated Ae~.yers October IA. iasI.
- Ntw,N onk Or ~. issi.
H'lIE COMPREHENSIVE beretoiore existing
uhdst the nf1 name of niiowEh hios 60 - thls
DAY dssbtnd by nbtnal opn-snt A, L. h0wef snd a D.
lABRAUAM l., RnowEh
yANDhiM ;, hhOMLH
a. v DDHLAkB
The bus N the viii eantinnei nndrr Tho
nrm nau'o oi hhOMER BI,On. Of a4s Maslnngton n,
ABRAHAM l. BHOMER.
AkDliEW \. BhONEl.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

IA'ANTED.-A thrcc-stOry houoc, inllN lul-
w u.shrd centrally ocatrd SIR city hr-tcaas pti
vltr fnIulY fui tIt Wlitr H'hih j. phAiNA hh'" w.
{ West Iiu.sI. s0uihra-i rhti Is ioadAaN
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
S1ARlNS


- tttN, UiNIh Ahn fAtiruh tnAhnfuHtAltoN
tOArAhA
Once rier ~, 4. a.. ioes uf cefsiandrat
csaslnmons oi freight o'~ alaoi directed 10 past
u lhe sora
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DI-rArcH
osasrs delivery OF an knds OF ire sht and me
clasa~iise g. any paTt of the city
pa AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
Son LIOUTEGAGE.
rItet every description promptly hshered 10 any pout
iu III has l1r az reasonable rates.
srEAMGOhTS. BARGE, AND GROVES 70 CHAR.
uER tOf. EXCURSIONS.
stoamcr. JOHN Il. sTAItIN ani FRAsTUs CORNING
f0rNEW HAVEN. leave Per l. H. foot Of COrtlandt st.
nep. IA fu y. l~lturlly. excepted
FrSgh points u. l. & " r r. received at Pier 10
for Nou-Iiaven and points East at l'or IL
CENTRAL sIIlPNARD. Communipaw. y. DRY Docks
HAlhne aud BocT shops Everything spportainfng to the
oon~ruoiior repair
Branch os,ce 7thavc. t2d-st day until
rTHE ERIE RAILWAY. now known rs the
NJ" YORK LAKE ,. ERik AMI WEsILI'N RAIL
49, Arrt'ernents OF trains 'r,nl Chamoers-st Depot
eaeles t. BinFialr,cr, f'ars sud BudAla slecpias
W N daily - loais Lrier l1,iess.-No extra charge
r'asi De-i naaa SIecying Coaches 4" nhAlo arriving
1@sam NIAGARA Falls. m Hamilton ont lo, a. M
cncirn,t so m 81 LouS S.ios ~ Second aav ,onncc
IS I1s ariye Toledo 9:-5 q end InhiAaos ~ 1 . III
inhihan ay and sleeping Coaches a. nehamten; Efa
bale; sluasins coaeSes C. t'hiesr % "'''
elsp m-lmigIan train for The west q ,o.oo -. ,o.
800 sig Sio $50 clio $50 So 1890 N u mid1ishL
sios $50 Sso is ieo pTn ~ Il m,diri saa.
osysaS5 go lo:sO a Las G.3e II sitnight. -
nsyark and Paterson Newark bio -" iSn W naD
~ o-v oju 6.2u 1870 ana - midnight. SaiuidAN
hehs onif sUiiaays gl5 a:lu G>al o "a. 90 . 80,
s%ssnissi sundays 545 $50 io:2o las $50 IN Az
wsrwrk 80 lO.2Oa NJ 70 M sundavs $50 -
N.Soure and Colnwsn 1885, $3.50 4:So 81 III snaiay
bS0R m l:IupD.
Ronaolt aud Kingston and Montgomery a 1902 Ill
runtay
GoSen IS 1909 1929 a $3.50 $50 43Os SHOP sun
DAY s45 $50 lD.eO m $780, u H.
Mioielewu sa5 1908 1920 ~ l:9O Sis sunday
ta5 $50 1920 N $50 The trains m ani 1870 ~
tsins connect with New York and Western Railroad
u NaiHst 1he a m tIan stops al Msip-st. only. ,
,ryt JefiS i:oO lO:2O IA 43O $40 suhuay sou
iyXUa IA D tyoo IN.
Boats leave Zsd-st quarter of quarter after each hour
,ipn 5iS am 70 lOi6 thirty lullutes AID IRON
lot5p M L. lf:i5 q M every hour
Ibkeie passage and psrnents Drawing Room ana
cns coaches be Obtanoa and orders Tor tie che klhs
m transfer baggage left at the tnnp3nye Ocess
reA AL aVl f oJ7 BrosiNa lSl Mesi-si- y. Y. No2
Soaftsr Brooklyn OF al the COnpany's Depots. - "a
,Ifltss trains iom the West arrive In NCwl ork al tlV
'SOlll1 q m and 1920 pm
JOHN \. ABBOTT, Gcn1 Passr Agent, New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Ituns leave ior luglcwo9d CiosieI. licruont aud
r'R1 e1u, lOR m J. a4U. a. su, b4'. t:,u $50 m,
'tHMhiaht sunday q q. ~ and 7.l5p. m.
tssanel slrng Valley snd Monscy 10 o. na 4oO D. M
JOHN n. ABBOTT Ocn1 Psss'r Agent Sew York
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
6unnllons uIlco-- ~ l.es.

G,ualous UIiico- ~ ncs.
CHURCH EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
IA. Iuronu hnrch CORNER nctfpri and uvvnny u
LnV A4l u DON - ~. Pastor
Situations or iu kecp 20 tor, IAN tir aid use
ful lnnt coed rcfea - f en- Address 80 boil0daI o
ca ctsoon o ami i2.iaIly except -aiurIg.
LpTIIER.-By first Ula,s waiter N n private
- faulty 70 nt who thoroughly mni, i,rstands hi-
duiirs good ,y reference wige. .er uontn Adilo.s
81 d.. 1rlbunc pt'~n Obice ! 2ia Brosdw y
DOOkKEEPER-O Occupation rs boolskecper
- or other inside clerk desired Address -
COURIER, Companion or Guidc.-An En-
u Elshmsu 4o wao Aas IA eet hllf the q o"i,
and of Ns ice in he above pi,e,
lutdts ntHr tIlv ierf ma rcutn fOT suial sAy anu
eAprnses nrsLcla rtivtrnce Al lcas . ,.,
IL g.. D., iox cla,.stols q q. hAnltoea, , sns'..
('O ACHhlAN and Gardener. al B." make hlnlstii
y gncraiiy usof by ngiv man honest and capAhioI
furnish L4s beat Oi racnccs - . -r,,... ,a -,
g. W" BOX : Inpnhe W Co
ONCuNAN.-By Mr. Wizards coachnlan.
ir'f ,.,ag,a GERMAN prct. ani nrs class driver
b. s ty rie caCv. Adde'S ANDt.AA -. care a. NLIAiH
co. !, lxrAangrpacc
NOACuNlAN and USEFUL MAN BY young
y Norh ~ ani utatc.4ss in private "a NY ha'
nrtr AS ie elenc,s udeTsa nls Ns Nok htfosshy AT
ssJOits. roa 20 Tiouau pto"h vAce L-S, Df"A""v
NOAgHMAN. 49, By an intelligent, active.
~ Ude aged who unde'-tancs 's hu ine.- IN an W.
lran'ncs temperate; ft best q. fcrftrc AL.
dg. i. B. box 10 Tribune UPTOWN OAee ~ i'-SS
Sraadaay.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-14

East Side
HANDSOMELY furnished Parlor suite and
io2 East 2sd-st
NO. 81 EAST 2OTH- ST Desirable rooms
~ with board; permsneuts preferred referencos
} HANDSOME Il )OMS on second floor sunny
- oxposuTr with ex client board. 10S East 2Sd-st
ETH-AVE, l64-Second and third floors, 80
feet furnished or unfurnshed suites hall rooms gas
water. heating.
STH-AVE.-No. 3O7.-Two elegantly fur
- shcd apartments IN q private dwen with h1me com
forts table and appointments strictly rsciass refer ece
STH--AVE.. 741.-Very desirable rooms, with
- frst-class board.
IOEAST 9TH-ST.-Boa1dwith good, cheer
IT, in roons in private family where few boarders are
IOTH-ST, 80 EAST-Furnished rooms, en-
~ suite and single reference.
.)2TH-ST.-ll East.-Choice rooms, sec Ond
80 floor hrstcass table and appointments 'irms mod
III EAST 2OTH-ST.-A third ii oor. with
breakfast only or without board single rooms with
1tf MADISON-AVE.-S Superior board : sec
III Ond floor; four en-suite other suits and
West Side.
A.-TRUNKS removed, % cents. Crows Ex-
pres, Com any, West side 80 West lCth 10 West 56th
AT 10 WEST 3lST-An elegant second
hoor entire sepsraely private table, desired aso
u ANDNOMEL1 FURNISHED DaIiOf HcoTi sec
Ond hoor and other a West 2Ithst near Broad
way.
nNE handsomely furnished front sult OF
" rooms south exposure hall room for gentleman;
references
DRIvATE FAMILY offer at a moderate rent
Win ta4 sTSePpea 9 large aPa Pa % % o PT0 ~o
ropms-southern exposure References ~ West lDthst
STH-ANE. 126-Desirablc arrangements for
entire secrnd floor together or separately With unexcep
tionable board
ETH-AVE. No. 3O7.-With private table elc-
- Ganty furnished paror and second floors with private
bath ~ rvces of tho best reierences
III WEST 51SI ST Handsomely furnished
- hoor entire ordyded md ond hall room with
board.
, fTH-ST. II WEST-Two elegantly fur
lots aid app continents st,ty hrscsss references
u WEST 3GrlI-sr-Pleasant rooms N u
30 urlsafe family pnr or suitable tor dentist
N WEST D-ST.-llandsomcl furnished
" rooms VITA board Reference
S1Ill-Sr., 40. 4O7 WE~T.-legant patlol
- hoor md other 20 nus furnished ~ snis & o., &fna3
wh or thoui honfd Wihn i"o hlOckf O 'iih Ahh lnh
Avenue L"fhcd stations references
Board and Rooms Wanted.
4 LADY desires board in "a refined, quiet
pnllin .id I'd ,sfa rpn0ei exchanged Address a. a..
5i fa-i llihai t,i,efilsement omcol
GhNTLENAN ol culture Professor of
a riHno ani cer1n,u wisi'se furnn.d room Ne 30
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Alrslra 5nsrumenls.
bnslless e angss.

VALUABLE NEWSPAPER PROPERTY
fOk SALE
The whoe ono half ntrrs ~ fa1y ionsual rr leo
lshot ue h5iring riiy aboiI tNitS fml %,
b. ptutht M o rIsunas Tao "i q s-i",e rt ~
ever, r-.nrgl. The prs s Ites tcf.ee ns wa NV
With IOser attached. aid aNtsg all ne s.r.h 'pfe
meuts AMI Ae eynccrA hes al uo p', nsss y s
franchise % NcNA Associ iAl,i i,aA Attsr lhi
dl.ieI, OF cal al tle OilesO Of j. WALTER TtOAfsUS, 81
p.rk Row va--slas, bet. esl y .. ~. sgc > y ~
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DIukers ano jrokcrs.

H. 81 HOIAINs. IA. YzNaGA y. c. HoLLhN-
n. D. R0LLIhS & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
MEMBERS NJ YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
- gnd a roadway. New.NorG
RAILR BONDS NEGOTl AIED.
Offer for sale LIMITED OF Pttsburg. clevciHnu
Toei 10 VA ro ID 90 = 4 mtg 4OyeIr ID bonus
interest guaranteed by baltimore 4 Ohio aud 7 pr
tern Ralr April and OctO ber st Iese
bonds ricty rstc'ass In Fcst men on t @
ov uerifs having a lfitlOn thereto the interest hl
apfeed bv the tm IRE x ph) Railroad Co. the rep utation
and I'm ra standing which company urpassed ny
nuvr rnfirOad the
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DrrssmaklI1

nRESSMAKER - 4 st-clnss drcssmaker
~ would like lev customers IA her own hoHT
Cal -5T 1thavo- JOULt SroN a
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eltunllons nnnic0- 1ilale5.

COACHM iN.-By young folored man
" hr1Lclas- cy reference. Gall or Adde'S ,o,, %,
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Gonr0 an9 RooMs.

East Side.
HANDSOMELY furnished Par'or suite and
Other TOO with good boa d References
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Grlp r)anie0

WANTED. by lady living in the country. n
w rcaDe person a. ma art am'li ~ aRa g"raele of
10 october "a hV "a "o "a h"htcn- WIN eApci
ienaes. OlIy those with best ieief'i'os n'ed "i'to
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GUNNER Resorts.

DANILION HOTEL. lsip. l.. l., will r.
i main on house heated with steam. JAMIE SLAl Il.
O a., hsfheley 6tt-No yhs, Owner ana Pfupri'oi