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tiles. "a That the Government should,
early this session, secure the extension of
the Irish Sunday Closing Act TO cover the
five hitherto exempted towns, and to make
the measure permanent. ~ That Eng
land is entitled to Sunday Closing Act
for the whole country, as stringent as the
Acts for Scotland and Wales. (6) That
the erocers' and shopkeepers drink Ii
censes are baneful source Of female lntem-
perance. and their repeal by Imperial en-
actment Is urgently demanded by ali en-
iightened friends Of temperance. a. That
the steps taken by the Government 10 facil-
itate the introduction and further con
sumption of the more intoxicating Spanish
wines Is a disgrace TO our advanced civil
cation, and calls for our emphatic protests.
OSCAR WILDE AGAIN.
Oscar Wilde Is still going up and down
through the country telling his lies and
repeating his stale jokes about America.
! heard him lecture q few nights ago.
Oue-th;rd Of the audience left before the
effort was concluded. and the attendance
altogether was very small. He does not
charge fancy prices over here, being con-
tent 10 ask fifty cents for front seats and
TWENTY-FIVE cents for others He has dis
carded knee-breeches but he still looks
like al IDIOT. OF Leadville, he says, the
chief characteristic of the inhabitants Is
the constant use of the revolver. lie
lectured 10 them upon Benvenuto Gel
I'M, His Life and Works" and his hear
ers, he declares, reproved him for not hay-
ing brought that artist with him. The ex-
PLANTATION that he had been dead for some
little time ELECTED the inquiry, Who shot
him 2" Among the more elderly inhabit-
ants Of the South he found, he says, i mel
ancholy tendency to date every event by
the late war How beautiful the moon
is tonight he once remarked TO gentle
man who was standing next 10 him.
Yes was the reply, " but you should
have seen it before the war" So inhnites-
imal, he declares. did he find the knowl-
edge and appreciation of art west Of the
Rocky mountains that an art patro0-one
who in his day had been actually
sued the railway company for damages be-
cause the plaster cast of Venus Of Milo,
which he had imported from Paris, had
been delivered minus the arms And
what is more surprising still, adds the
lecturer, he gained his case and the dam
ages. II. /.
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The Scent Of Docs.

DOGS not only smell odors in ar o.ca-
sional way. but they likewise seem 70 cX-
tract recognizable odor from almost
everything As Professor Groom Robert
son also suggests, Anacharist knows me
when ! am dressed in clothes ne never
saw before by his nose alone. Let me get
myself up in a theatrical costume, and
cover my face with mask, yet he Will
recognize NE at once by some, TO u, undls-
coverable perfume Moreover, he will
recognize the same odor as chnging to my
clothes after they have been taken oil. If
shy pebble on the beach, he can picl,
out that identical pebble among a thou
sand Even the very ground on which l
have trodden remains TO him 4 faint mo-
mento of my presence for hours attei-
ward. A bloodhound can track a human
scent a week old. which argues a deli
cacy Of nose almost incredible to human
nostrils. Similarly, too, If you watc h
Anacharist at this moment you Will
see that he runs up and down the
path. shifting away At every stick, stone
and plant, as though he got a separate and
distin unstable smell out of every one Of
them. And - he must no doubt; Tor II
even the Garth keeps a perfume Of
the per-la ,,ho has walked over 1t
hours before. surely every object about us
must have some ain. smell or other, either
Of itself or a. oaelt, which have touched
it. When We remember that single grain
Of musk will scent hundreds Of handker-
chiefs 20 rs u be recognized by our de-
fective organs of smell, there is nothing
extrayagant in the idea that passing
creatures may leave traces discoyerable
bv keener senses on all the pebbles
and straws which lie across the
road. Thus the smells which make up hat
Of the dogs picture of the universe are
probably iust As continuous and distinct as
the sights which make up the whole pet
ure in our own case, and which doubtless
coalesce with the other half il the canine
mind IIarper's Weekly.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
ST. DAVID'S.

FIFST-Cl4ASS LODGING HOUSE, CON
~ t;inS 100 rooms; us Howard stroct, near
Thiri, san Francisco, This house Is especial y
designed rs q comfortable home Tor ladies and
gentlemen visiting the city nom the interior.
No DARK ROOMS. Gus and running water in each
nom The foors aue coverad with body Brus-
sells carpet. and sl the furniture Is made of sobd
black walnut. Each bed has q spring mGttroSs.
with Aa additional hair top mattress. making
them the mos. luxurious and healthy beds IN
the world. Hot and cold hsthS II ls.-5e paTlOy
and reading NOM. containing a Grand Piano
al free 10 guests, Price single rooms Y-r night
50 cents. per week. from a. upwArJ. House
open all DiSht T. HUGHES. Proprietor,
=; MArket-stgost Ferry. take Omnibus lire vi
s.ssa. csrs TO corner Of Third and Howard
ET1.TlStf
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MY GIRL,


4 l.ttIC corner With It's CRIB.
ilfcic mug, 4 spoon, l. bio,
it.ls tooth, 80 pc4rly white,
little rubber ring 70 bite
4 little plate ali lettercd round.
little rattle 70 reS0und,
3 Ii,ic creeping see she stands
Gt.e step twlNt uatstretcAcG hands
4 little doll with daxen hair.
a ilgic willow rocking chair.
A little dress %! richest hue.
a little pair Of gaiters blue
4 little school day aftsr dsy.
A little schooimg' am 70 obey,
A little Study-soon It's past,
a little graduate Ak last
4 little muH FOR wiutry weather,
a little Jockey hat and feather,
little sacquc with funny pockets,
4 little charm, q ring and lockets.
little while 20 dance and bow.
A little escort hOmcwA-d nov,
4 little party. somewhat late
little lingering AZ the gate.
A little walk in leGfy June
A little talk while shines the moon,
A little reference 70 papa,
4 little planning with mamma
A little ceremony grave,
a Little struggle TO be brave,
A little cottage on q lawn,
4 little k-ss-ny gisl was gone
lot.n q, Adam
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FUSS HOUSE,

tNo0 TO 1918 ; STREET., HAS CtJASGEiS
itRISt pro7y.ejorS WI. SEAMAN, tn old
Ssc-sIneat.ta. who j. faVdrahly known hss ~
Cured the above ho,-', tcuoNatcS! and returnlso-
ed il throughout and Is low prepared 10 offer MS
trends Md N public accommodation second
10 no house in th,. city Meals - cents ko&rl.
j.,r ,yev.l =; Raaarl and lodging. per week 81
IL Sa T.Lle rf-,t-c.s.~S apJlu
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CAEIE y CROLY.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS ARE PRE-
pared 70 do sill kinds of work in their Inc,
in city or country. Principal place Of business
Sacramento shop No, ll4 second street, be
tween and l. PostoiliCe Box No. 4l0, sacra
1nentn ielS-tpG
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WV CIrTENHERGE,.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MACHIN-
| ist Front and \ streets. Manufacturer OF
Guteubergers Horse Powers, Patent Ground
Roller and Clod Crusher and Barley Mills. All
kinds OF Hydraulic Pipes. FOR sale. thec
Miller Patent Hay Presses. ml-lplm
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It is not certain that the wreck found on
Mount Ararat l. the remains OF Noah ARK ,
but we are certain that Allen Lung Bal
sam Will cure coughs and coids, ana save
the many wrecks from the ra'ages OF con-
sumption We see nowadays Al drug
Cists sell the Balsam.
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or STREET, ASSAYER AND CHEMIST.
ID | Besides precious metals, have samples
tested FOR inferior metsttS Also, mineral Wl1Ser-
Il oftea pays cold purchased N every eo 1
ua .LEn-A IN
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LOUIS sLnSS 4 co.

DEALERS. CORNER OF FRONT AND l.
| J streets Highest price for Hides, Sheep
PelLs and TilloH. Butchers supplied with salt,
Paper latest improved Sausage Machines, stun
erS. Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns
made for all cousicnments fcls-fptf
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, BE
" tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. glS and go
VII visit the Railroad Hospital daily At 90
4. v. Office Hours 10 A. N; 10 3 P ", and
evenings lyl4-im
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AZ STREET FOUNDRY. BETWEEN FOURTH
vi and Fah CHst-lron Founder Manu,act
urer of all kinds OF Cast and Rod Iron Raj 5ugS
and Fences All Building castings made - u-Ges.
ss-tnFrn
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NORSER OF } AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
I Sacramento. II. D. FANDERCOuR 4 CO.,
PTopretors, Contractors and Builders Manu-
facturvrs of Doors, Slshes. Frames, i.inas ana
Noidiugs. Planning. Turning ard all kinds of
Mil Work done on short notice The nttiu- ci
-tn...- md ono. :. ssnaNl.LtN. W. !.
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Pennsylvania man wanted 10 sFap his
wife for 3 sorrel horse, but the other man
wanted too much boot.
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3, ENLIST QUINNs BUILDING, -
( = northeast corner Fourth and iTSs5S
streets Artificial Teeth inserted on NO4LCC
all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous oxide Gas
Tor painless extraction OF teeth. jeS5tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
C. SUTER,


wIREw
I do+S Screens and Doors kept on hand and
made 70 order. thirteenth and SIS. aFo-iptt
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NTATCHMAKERS AND JEWElERS -
w SO J street, between F.0h ard KIN
Sixth, have always on hand choice vari- - *
ETY. Of fine Watches, Diamonds JeWelry, Sss2HS
etc va In.
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JsNJIcS MrGUIKl,,

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD SCRAPfI-s,
nj iron Doors. Sail cells shutters. Eaidnss,
tiratings, HouSeWOrS and BlacksHithlng ~ gen
er,sl, No $50 street between Filth and slNth.
Second hand Doom for sale. Jt'- tlO
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DRs. KTLLOGG a Co.'s.

PHYSICIAN AND sURGEON-OFFICE: COR
/ ner sixth and X streets. Hours 10 a. N. to
L NJ; = 20 3 and 10 p N. Residence: Corner
Ninth and streets ialA-IuiIu
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.


DHYSICIAE AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
/ corner Second and X streets Otice Hours
Q to 1890 A. NJ, , to t. and to9P.N Residence
el8 NJ St between Ninth and Tenth mS-ipiy
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OFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE, no. CT
~ Third street, between and !. BY the pulse
h,. can locate disease. Consultation free. he
Uses no poisonous drugs, but roots and herbs
natures medicine Tor man. Call and see hlIa
Qii-lm
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spIILlIIae5i2jg2

n Is NOT an ALTc7ArTyE. IT EEsTOsES
THE BLOOD TO a SEELTHY ccNDETioN. Fc7
AT DISEASES OF THE LIVER STOMACH,
BOWELS AND NoNCYS. AS LIVER CON-
PLANT DYSPEPSIA, FLETuJCHcE, STohscS-
EcEE JsUHDiCE CONSTIPATION coliS,
VOMITING, NERVOUSNESS, WAkEFULhEss
BAcK-sCRE NEURALGIA, ANo Sich-HEko-
ACHE FITS OF sPILEPSs ARENA or FOYER
~ OF the BLOOD, cELoEosiS, ESPECIALLY IN
YOUNG FEMALES SUPPRESSED on PAINFUL
WEHsTRUATIcN, JsNEFUIHESS, AND FEMALE
WEAKNESSES, THIS MEDICINE IS ABSOLUTE
~ CERTAIN. BEING PURELY VEGETABLE, IT
CAN BE TAKEN INTO TIE MOST DELICATE
sroMacH. NUMBER or RECENT TCsTiach-
lELs ARE PRoFUsE IN PRAISE OF THIS EXCEL
LINT REMEDY. ITS PRoFEETiss ARE SLIGHT
Lq cErHkETic ACTING MORE DIRECTLY UPON
THE LIVER IT IS VERY PLEASANT TO TAKE
PRICE. 500 PER Bottle SIX FoH $500.
DIRECTIONS IN TEN LANGUAGES ACCOMPANY
EVERY BOTTLE.
ron SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
REDINCToN & CO., Cent Agents,
San francisco, Gel.
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=. +. DE DERBY, VI. D..
DIR. NIXON,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
| | etc southwest corner sixth and X streets
Masonic BUiidingl Ohicc Hours-l0to = o clock
A. NJ. 20 1, and TO 5 P. NJ IHrlJtf
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nFARMACIST AND DRUGGIST
gl6 THIRD ST. BET I AND J. SACEAHEyro.
an kinds Of the best and freshest medicines
kepS or, hand, and compounded carefully, to cure
al diseases. Please give me q call mrl3ip!Ia
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n. ZEMANSKY,

MO. so ) STREET. CENTS
n CSo,hiug and Furnishing Goods ialS-ipti
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CORNER SEVENTH AND SIS. SACRNNEN-
\ TO ONCE Hours
Miss Dr. Kellogg Miss DR.. Co.'S
70 10 >. NJ StO9 A. NJ.
L 10 . ?. u. 2tO IN
- r. n to s p. NJ ST
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TNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
| Founders and MGchinistS Front street, be
tween y and O. Castings ana Machinery Of
every description made to order. ja2i@Q.n
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DENTIST, 45 ] STREET, RE .z'-,9s.s,.
| tween Fourth ana Fifth, Sacr;l- 49,
meuIo. Artificial Teeth inserted on -AG-y
Gold Vuican;te and all bases. Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered Tor painless eNtr',e-
ton OF teeth lyi4-lI4
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FOR BILIOUS CoLIc.

T3og ABATiRG THE SPAsAis OF BILIOUS
4 Cole, Benson's Cspcipe Porous Plssters act
promptly and spiendidiy. gaIo-Nh
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.rrI.EpnnNE PIANING III.

DQOK- BINDERS, PAPER-RULEBS AM
ID Biauk-Ep0k Manufacturers, No. "i9 ! si-Vat
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento Jy-u-. =
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WALLACE 4. REIGGs. "a. D..

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 40. sI2J STREET,
" Sacramento.
(sto9AN
Oftioe Hours g. II A. y 10 , p ". lje12- f1cf
ESQ % S +. n.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Six months ago l was completely covered with
a terrible humor and scrofulous sores. The
humor caused an incessant and intOierable
itching and the skin cracked so as to cause
the blood to flow in many places whenever
I moved. My suferings we're great, and my
life burden. l commenced the use Of the
SARsAPARILIA in April last, and have used
it regularly since that time. Ny condition
began TO improve at once. The sores have
all healed, and l feel perfectly well in every
respect being now able to do good days
work, although 70 years Of age. Many inquire
what has wrought such a cure in my case, and
I tell them. as l have here tried to tell you,
AYERS SARsAPARILLA. Glover, VT, Oct
q, 1852. Yours gratefully,
HIRAM PHILLIPS"
AYERS SARsAPARILLA cures Scrofula
and all scrofulous Complaints, Erysip-
elias, Eczema, Ringworm, BlOtches,
Sores, BoiIs, Tumors, and Eruptions of
the Skin. It clears the blood of all impu-
rites, aids digestion, stimulates the action of
the bowels, and thus restores vitality and
strengthens the whole system.
PREPARED by
Dr.J. Aver & Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; 81, six bottles for IS.
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DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-OFFICE AMI
Residence, No ~ J street, between Third
and Fourth Hours to 10 A. ~, 5 to and 8,
sPs Office OF City superintendent of Publ,
Schools at same place se5-iPim
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WIZ. ELLERY BRIGGS, NJ. D.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. GRADUATE OF
! the University of Berlin, Germany Once
and residence, No. 52l J street between Filth
aud Sixth Sacramento. Office hours 10 II a.
n 5 TO 5 and 10 T. II iylJ-tf
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DAN. EYEAN. ). HN&AN, !h
J. HYNAH, ,JR-. & BRO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24
St. Pdll, Minneapolis aid Manitoba
Railway C0nlnTS
First Mortgage Sinking Fund ! Per
Cent Land Grant Gold Bonds.

In conformity provisions Of the Morrage Deed OF
Trust ecurrn tie above Bonds We the undersigned Trustees
hereby notice that 10 Bonds Of 500 each 20 Bonds OF
5000 each and $40 OF $1,000 each Of the numbers
specified ow this dsy in our presence larry anl
without uefsreuce or discrimination, designated by lot 0r
NJ los pcr cent and accrued payable out
Of the money, pledged from proceeds Of sales o. ands
and now available Cor that purposs The Bonds 30 drawn
Will De pasi presentation at the Office OF JOHN > hES-
1FDY No 80 Nuau--t York and the holders thereof
are hereby fed n II hey should presented before
Isl dly July next from nat date interest VI" cease 70
.rtat here
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( ONG BEACH. long ISLAND.

( ONG BEACH, LONG ISLAND.
l. TIE Long Beach IOte. nov open.
Trains cave Long island ~.
Daily eIcep, sunday-oej, 10 O5. llu4 u, ?: ). A0a
sos. 6t5. TOJ So p
Ferry leaves Dot OF East 2Gtis' IS minutes before.
BToOslyn FafhU-i.Ne =.
DalyeIcept SunGay-sOJ 100, ilOp H.; l5j, 500
ass, 600, = 90 p
SUNDAY On 20 - lO,SO A m ~ -9S itpt b;to 2 N
Re,lfosl-aye station inmates latsT
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Gfcurslon5.

Peturning leave Glen Island 1915 lanfns SO 3fst.
ana Pier y e.. HE NJ y - p. NJ - NJ. flr Pier
only $3.50 fOC 3jd-st. olJy, 900. Goo zoo and SO
p. for all landiIgs
~ CENTS. EXCUR-IOv TICKETS 80 CENTS.
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OFFICE OF PIE SILVER STATE Cov'D Nc Co. I
ROOM ll3 rs BEOADwAr NEwYORK CITY. :
THE ANNUAL MEETING or The SIOCk-
holders OF th company for the election o. trustees for
the ensuing Will be held AZ the company once on
SATURDAY 1874 At l. Transfer books closed rom
June 10 " 20 OOtn lnclusiye - . ,,.r,, .,.
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GUNNER Resorts

A LADY CAN ACCOMMODATE q family
~ Of persons and wife and two children on
the beautiful villtge Of Geneva > i.
Butter and cream from thoroughbred Jersey cows ana
ious fruit and abes The farm also u olerd ut
Refers 20 Mr. THOMAS y. ROCK New YORK Itipuhe VI
fee FOR forms address = .. Box ~ Geneva y, l.
4 FEW B0ARDERS D.-LOcatlon
n bigh hNsthlul pleasant fresh milk butter and iTuit
piano fishing. MRS. f. b. ttAtLi.n
Dutchess Co, New York
AMONG THE Pleasant rooms
~ and good board ~ Lnrek L miles IRON EiehNhe
Cottages TO rent Address RS son n hIlo'lue, ~ =
4 FEW BOARDERS taken ut HartWell
"A Farm after June % Address q ERrRUDE WIGGINS.
Unonvi.le. Orange County. y y
ATLANTIC HOTEL, Long Branch Nd
VIII open for the season
- ~ - 49, - II UOWIAND
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SCOTT & MEYE rs

DARTTTION SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE
4 FXTRA-sIZE LOTS OF LAND on 3D-ANE AND
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BEACH.

VIA EAST 3lTHST. FERRY
Teave East 34thst. .6.l5. $50 1880 ll.sn ~, IeN
l94O on race DAYS ard July on.y lan. lth 81. 2t0
97u 40 1 20 40. 500 $50. 69n. go, us 7Af -l5
SIS gI5p ~ FerrYboats i~ave last 7th-st every 20
minutes ana JalnessAp Ferry every 50 minutes nou u.
to p II. o., ., .. -. n.
a 5 ON race aays hall hourly IA all 1925
n m FxcurSi0n te xete. either route. 10 cents
Race Fffh-.t. 200
n, orrfvi 2 10 uiinut, De
feturns Immediately after rtces-
~ VIA BAY RIDGE
Leave foot WhtelIst Ot an the elevated rIn
vaysI hourly from J. T. a o. 9 y ..
Npesla boats days az l. and - pm.
Leave Manhattan Beach hourly frorl s - 90 lol5
n m Trains marked thus do NO oundaYs
EXCU RslNN TICKETS FOR SAFE AT ALL DOWN
TRACK STATIONS OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS
PRICE 60 CENTS INCLUDING ELEVATED RAIL
" AY FARES AM FERRY. gOod either Eat san
St Ferry or Bsy ridge . -. 49,, -, 49, ,.,,,~
GIINORE's INCOMPARABLE RAND, SfNTl-fIEE
Del formers Including Fifteen great soOtt. n Grand
AFTERNOON AND EVENING coSCskrs
Tho great picture and disp AZ, -
THE STORNING OF PEklN, BY PAIN, Q. L'lN lfON.-
TUESDAY. THURSDAY aud SATURDAY EVENINGS
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NO MAI->i'- inc j,C,,i "a F..ltns ana Drv1g
rl coopt Ii,,j 81. acc511,o iations Tor 500 guests
w!I open about lime - LIBERIA management R'asoIaDie
p'''' = IT, CaITTLED4N. owner and Proprietor.
PAVILION ECTGI,
Vow open opposite Iaas ps.sn, mile, ron , EeT
Yorf. under nov nanAgeneni sur ann NM I,Tir To
Long 6eaen special permanent guests Address
d Ho.-' MI GLApwIN MANAGER.
Rates and plans shown al Office estate Of samuel WOOD
Temple Court, boeSuaH--t. new YORK
DROSPECT HOUSE. Lake Spoilord. Chester
acid \ H. thousand irct above ihr SEA 81 ms
'u'e H0" open 's-' '' a = MASON. Manager
PAVILION HOTEL, -.,,r.-, .,,.r
Of the er1cey 5t-avc 9th,t owner and p.spriee9r
pROSPECT HOUSE,
1,. S Sd55;I ana ISLAE hSvn hotel win open
about 10. Fordaerars of rooms and other nior'iol
ef p AIi Gii' p5tt Grove shelter Island y Y
DROSPECT HOUSE.
NYAC n 5s'f from xevYorK
House has all modern improvements. ponrFp
DROSPECT HOUSE.
rAYsHORE. LONG ISLAND.
situated in OF the ocean Oh the great south BAY
Has tie finest fishing and yachting "a the vicinity OF Ne~
York The hotel directly tne water is situation
renders It free rom malaria insects special rates of
June. Address y T. %" LII
DARKER HOUSE, -------oo co,-,,
| WOODBURY. LIT HFIELD Co coNS. ,.., .
is qu,gt ann fr, nilE 1nttci ara c,Fs every
day' posi- once ANU "a '"'' A. " CHAPMAN.
DARTIES AFFECTED with ncrvou, diseases
have good board and the best o. care n lam
'S ashipgon Heights li2dsi and Grand Gonieyari
DROSPECT HOUSE. Bethlehem, White
iIoutains y IA nee, quiet Shame, b4eriip4 h8lae
= lag U. ID. u r A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24
AVON INN.

KEY EAST BEACH. y. J.
miles south % Long Branch gharmiucy ocaed juno
ture OF ocean ana house furniture I'll CON
vcnenrrs mcujng eievator ami warm ana cold sea-
wafer baths on three tOOrs send Illustrated "A skA
son Al AVON Inn" Address r. IA. YARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24

THE HENPsTrAD LHPROy ENfNr Co, LIMITED,
FL NEw-sr, NEw YoGG IT. y. y. June -. 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT THE
= first mortgage bonds Of the HEMP~TEAD IN
PROVEMENT COMPANY. LIMITED. numbered 81, 900,
0Sf ~. -91, ST, GA,
aO 84 63 $50 Gl5 TOO 7O and >00 have been drawn ~
redemption under provision contained IN the hJss
MORTGAGE sad and ha above numbered
will De PAID and surrender ~ the same
the 81 company and after July !. 1884, from
which date interest thereon wll cease -
J. BAYAHD BACKUs, President
THE UNDERSIGNED, AS TRUSTEES Of the
Il consolidated first Of she Kansas Pache Pail
way Company that hey prepared apply the
600 the purc and REDEEM pOu Of Tho bonds
secured described mortgage at the lowest price
bonds DE had. NOT exceeding the principal
and interest Of said bonus Pursuant To the thru sub
division " Article ! OF said mortgage.
Tenders said honda must he made 70 the un
fersKued at their Office Broadway Room - 'secOnd
foor New York CITY prior 20 II o'clock noon 0 ehs zUl
day Of June, 1854. - v-rr
h T4y a4q1 sior }rruateeA