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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Inc steamer Santa Maria reports that E
Ihndell seaman, was drowned December
oth by the swapping of boat off Pismo.
Bernard L. Bremberg, Cashier of the
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company. has
absconded with $4,000 of the company
funds.
A petition to the Supervisors for high
license for the sale of intoxicants has been
IN circulation in the business community
for week past and has been extensively
signed.
All Dong, Chinese jeweler, committed
suicide Thursday morning in room at No
llUS Stockton street, by taking a large dose
OF opium Poverty and dependency are
the assigned causes.
The Sisters of Charity are building a new
convent on the corner of Cough and Geary
streets, the cost of which, when completed
Will be $4,000. This sum includes also the
price of the ground.
r. X. Dunlap, for many wears connected
with the newspaper press of San Jose. and
later with the press of this city, died al
Cedarvilie, o., last Sunday. The cause Of
his death was consumption
General Chauncey McKeever. Assistant
Adjutant- Genera of the army, arrived with
his wife and daughter Wednesday, from
Washington. He comes here to assume
the duties of his Office in the Division OF
the Pacific and will be stationed at the
Preside.
The Grand Jury has submitted an indict.
ment against Henry l.. Marks, charging
him with embezzling the sum of $500 from
Annie Miller. The alleged ofIense was com.
mitted some months since Marks had
been examined in the Police Court, where
the charge against him was dismissed.
The San Pablo, of the Occidental and
Oriental line, arrived Wednesday evening
after crowding the record for the trip across
the Pacific. Her time from Hongkong was
rs days, and from Yokohama IS DAYS.
being the second best ever made. The best
record was made about year ago by the
same vessel. On this trip the Chinese
passengers presented beautiful silver Gun
TO the Captain in acknowledgment of the
pleasant features Of the voyage The num-
Der of Chinese on board was 140, of whom
81 were for this port, 16 for Victoria, 20 for
Panama, 16 for Honolulu and . for Hay
ana. In addition there were about dozen
J1DaneSp
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DIED..

Near Sacramento, December 10-Chas Burger. n
native of California, 81 years.
Funeral will take place from the Undertaking
Rooms of Reeves & Long, this morning at $50
O'Clock. Friends are invited
Nevada City, December Sc iiah Hoshersall, GO
years, 2 months and days
Marysville, December 9-Louis Fromherz, 80
years
Boca, December Mrs. Helen J. Arnctt, %
years. months and IS days
Msgalla, Butte county, December Nellie May
Badger, 10 years 6 months and is days.
Auburn, December John W. Kinkade, %
years. month and days
Dutch Flat, December 2-Mrs. Mary E. Doremus,
70years.
Near Willow Slough, Yolo county, December o.
Infant son of W. A. Murray
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, December lO-At the residence of
her daughter, Mrs Emma Hunter, 7l2 Four
teenth street, Mrs. Elizabeth Sebastian ma
tive of Kentucky, rs years. (San Francisco pa
pers please copy.) Funeral notice hereafter
San Francisco, December 9-Mrs. Mary T. Kane.
daughter of Rose DAILY and sister of George w
DAILY, native of Bangor, Me-, IS years and II
months.
Sacramento, December 9-By Rev. E. r. Ollie.
at the residence of the brides parents, Her
bert T. Law, OF san Francisco, to Grace W.
Coker. of Sacramento.
Sacramento, December 10-By Rev W. c. Mer-
rill, Francis NJ Van Marter to Mamie Kemp
ton, both of Lincoln.
Lincoln, November 25-J. P. Thompson to
Chatrina Andersen.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-van Fleet. Judge.

THURSDAY December 10, 1885.
People vs.. J. G. Gallager obtaining money by
false pretenses--Motion to dismiss overrtled.
Cause tried and continued until a. NJ. to-mor-
row for argument
People VS.. Maroney, Hurst and Rogers, gam
discontinued for the term on motion of the
District Attorney
People VS.. Henry Bowman, convicted of grand
larceny-D Defendant valves time and is sen.
fenced to three years in the State Prison at
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

T STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES
With mind mstured and enriched by studies OF
an advanced order can safely say that there IS
hardly disease in the catalogue of human It's
that cannot treat TO a successful issue.
~LADI ES-I ar always ready 20 assist you. NY
past KNOWLEDGE has been increased by extensive
experience. / am nov able to treat you with
the certainty, OF success No case peculiar 10
YOUR elicate organism is beyond my sure control
NV Female Monthly Medicines are superior 10
any offered heretofore, and will be warranted 10
Those of the public who need my services can
depend upon gentlemanly, honorable and sci
entihc treatment at reasonable rates.
iured by youthful indiscretions, and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can If they prefer, consult
me by letter, detailing the symptoms OF the dr.
ease or trouble, and receive medicines by ex-
press, with full instructions. All letters must
be directed: J. E. JoSsELYN, NJ. D., 226 Suffer
street, San Francisco. Cal.
Cure warranted in all cases. or no pay re-
quired. Consultation, personally or by letter,
gratis. Send fo- book. Comfortable apartments
for patients at my Innrnary twhen desiredl,
with experienced nurses.
Consultation Parlors, 22s Suffer street, a6join-
ing the Young Mems Christian Association
Building.
Office Kours-From A. NJ. tosP.M
My Diploma hangs In my Office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marrt
age. For sele By all newsdealers
J. q. JoSSELYS, d. Da
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Flied December 9. 1851
December9, 1SS5-Marcus Graf to Theobald
Blauth-South half of east quarter of lot S,
and X, Fourth and Fifth streets; s., 500.
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FANCY toilet sets, three pieces, Is cents.
BED Horse
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FULL line of Rogers silver-plated ware
for the holiday trade. Red House.
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CHRISTMAS fans, with handles, given to
each customer tomorrow. Red House.
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SHOULDER shawls, 40x40 in tomorrow
sale, Is cents each. Red House.
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DECORATED fans, with handles, given to
each customer tomorrow, at Red House. 5
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Arrival of the San Pablo from Hongko,
and

Arrival of the San Pablo from Hongkong
and Yokohama.
! The o. and O. steamer San Pablo arrived
at San Francisco Wednesday evening.
bringing the following advces from China
and Japan;
| A gang of armed men entered a house in
| Hollywood road, one of the busiest thor
oughfares in Hongkong, at midday, on the
Sd instant, and, after tying up the inmates.
robbed the house and decamped.
| The British schooner Wandering Min
strel had narrow escape from being sunk
while lying outside Woosung bar ON the
10Th ultimo. Some fifty Chinese war hunks
came UP alongside her for practice, and
placed their targets in such position as to
| bring the Wandering Minstrel within range.
Two shots only struck her
Burglary and crime of every description
are very prevalent in Canton. Matters are
expected to grow worse instead of better
before the next harvest.
HongkOng was threatened with another
riot on the 9th instant On that dav and
for some days previously, Chinese pro-
cession had been perambulating the princi
pal streets with huge dragon. On the 9Th
some OF the dragon carriers took it into
their heads TO carry their precious burden
along the sidepaths of the principal street
and make it evolute in and out of the
verandas. This was going beyond what
they were allowed to do by their permit,
and police officer, Constable Fowler. held
up his hand and warned them off the pave
ment. The Constable was Immediately
struck by one of the spectators for insultins
the sacred beast, and when he tried to
arrest him he was attacked by several men.
and had TO seek refuge in a police station
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MEMS rubber gossamers, double across
the shoulders, 81 %. Rubber leggings,
rubber hats, caps, boots and shoes at Red
House.
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LADIES gossamers. 90 cents; misses, IS
cents, at Red House.
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OSTRICH tips, all colors, three for 25 cents.
Wings. cent Fancy pom-pons, % cents.
Red House.
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CHARLES ROBIN, 702 street, has Just re-
ceived fine line of French chinchilla
overcoats, also short sacks of the same
material; silk muffiers, silk suspenders and
the best quality of underwear and half
hose in the State
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WoMEN and misses rubbers, % cent
ct Red House.
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SEE our special in to-morrow's sale. Red
House.
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SPLENDID lines of shoes in tomorrow
sale. Red House
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BLACK Silk in to-morrow's sale. Red
House.
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Dickens said: Blessed be the story
booksP His words had deeper meaning than at first
might appear. He was thinking what kind of men
and women the right story books make. In other words
buy story books for your children, but be careful in
the choosing. GettAe right Kind
Commercially we have had but little to do with
books hitherto This year, however we have made
regular business of handling them. We have consd-
cradle stock from Eastern publisher Each book we
believe has been selected carefully, wisely and WELL We
have aimed in stock exclude any books not good
in every respect.
Our assortment includes A B c Books, Colored
Story Books, Small Coth-covered Books and quite
collection Of literature for boys and youths
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
JERSEY CLOTHS. in bright stripes for Wrappers,
Ladies and Ch,drens Sacques Dresses etc 70
cents per yard,
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Ladies, Misses and Chidrens Felt Hats, all the lead
ing shapes and cOOrs 65 cents
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CHILDRES's shoes, excellent qualities, at
low prices, in to-morrow's sale. Red
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SIUnie Opera House-Benefit of G. c. stalev.
Meuepolltan Iheater-"The Beggar STUDENT
knights OF Labor-Turner Hall, Tonight.
social at Sixth-street NJ f. Church.
harmony Lodge, K and L. of H.-To-night.
ar by ladies of Presbyterian Church
Ions, to-day. F'''
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When abe had Children, she gave them Cassoris
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Rs- Street Cars from Depot psssthe door every
FIVE minutes. n2l-tf
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Business Advertisement.

Meinstock d Lubin-WonderfuI tales.
Hale Bros. & CO.-Silk department.
Ked House-Line of mems pants.
rifles N'49 anu
Llght-running Domestic sewing machine
Sherburn q Smith-Secure bargains.
situation wanted by a German girl.
slXteen-acre tract of land for sale.
Hurry up for land in Arizona
Estate of Patrick Sullivan, deceased.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
WESTERN HOTEL.

NOS. 209 TO els K STREET,
FENHREE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT
/ Leading Business and Family Hotel OF Sac.
ramento. Cal. The most convenient to Pest
Office, Express and Land Offices, all Courts arc
Places OF Amusement. Meals, 25 cents. First
class in al its appointments Free coach to and
ron the Hotel. VIM. LAND, Proprietor.
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ORDINANCE NO. Is.
An Ordinance to Encourage the Kill
ing and determination of Animal
Pests in Sacramento County.
The Board OF Supervisors of Sacramento
County do ordain as follows:

Scalps of said animals shall consist of both
ears and face. and that of the eagle, tie head.
The person killing any of the above named ami
mails must go before a Justice of the Peace, in
Sacramento county, and make affidavit that he
killed the same in Sacramento county, and shall
deliver them tc the County Clerk of Sacramento
county after this ordinance takes effect. The
Justice before whom such afiidavits were made
shall keep record OF the same, and transmit a
copy of the same to the Board OF supervisors OF
Sacramento county.
GEO. C. McMULLEN, Supervisor.
Dated December 9. 1885.
Attest: lsEAL.i WIN. B. HAMILTON, Clerk
Adopted by the following vote. jackson
Bates, McNullen and Fassett. dl0-iw
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CENTRAL HOUSE,
Sl8 and $50 * ST., bet. Eighth and Ninth
HoRNLETN BROS, Proprietors.

BOARD, PER week
BOARD AND LODGING .......... ...........-5 10 SIS
MEALS ;entS
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JERSEY CLOTHS in bright stripes for Wrappers,
Ladies and Chldrens Sacques Dresses etc, 70
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
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The committee to arrange for the recen-
ton of Mr.. Parnell and associates on jan
uary 20, 1856, includes the Governor of the
State, two Senators, the Mayor of the civ
Judges of the Federal and County Courts.
the Catholic Archbishop, yicar-General'
clergymen, several Protestant ministers
some Aldermen, the Justices of the Peace.
county and city officials, editors of the
daily newspapers, Presidents of the Irish
societies, officers of the militia and MANY
prominent citizens.
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Gnthon Sales of Real Gsiate.

EXECUTORS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
RICHARD " HARNETT & CO.. AuctOneers
VIII sell at auction on
THURSDAY. December II.
at o'clock noOn the Real Estate Exchange and AUCTION
Room. 81 TO IS Liberty-st,
BY order ote Executors OF the estate Of Charles H. Russell
ESQ. deceased.
The magnificent residence
Az FIFTH-AVE.
MURRAY HILL
between 37th AMI SSH SITS.
And the stable lot and stable adjoining.
no 2 EAST 3STH-ST.
hlso by order Of the same Executors following very
desirable property the West Side
GRAND BOULEVA ID TAD AND 73D STSr
NINETEEN LOTS,
Comprising entire front OF eight lots the boulevard
from I'D to 73d SITS. six lots adjoining on the north
side of 72dst. and FIVE lots adjoining on
the south side OF 73dst
GRAND BOULEVARD. northwest corner OF 7lst-st'
EIGHT LOTS and FOUR CORES.
GRAND BOULEVARD. southwest cOrne- OF 10Th ST.,
SEVEN LOTS.
GRAND BOULEVARD northwest corner oil SthsI'
FIVE LOTS
nth west end AVE. northeast corner OF 1lstst
TEN LOIS and SIX CORES.
Sxtyve rer cent OF the purchase money may remain on
bond and mortgg for three i've ars AZ hVe per CONF
Charles H. russell Jr Robert Hone George Macculoch
Miller John ". AIchiAclOss. -Xecuto4s
For maps and further particulars apply to auctlonees -
l,berty.st or to JEN NINCS RUSSELL Attorneys lot
the Executors, no. Nassau'st
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An ELEGANT waterfront country seat LOT
~ sale al Hamilton l. l.. fac NJ Tie arrows an
lc3Ut.u situated blAh D. feet vac" ana hcaIt"
LIst.Cass. al WploN, mon = Fabl'
crri ec house grounds handsomely slHd ann ia' ""'
located building sic ana cot age very access
siue. residence Oh = T. J A Va A. Nm 10 way
LII COUNTRY property our spec atty.
n Farms. rtscenccs. COTTAGES ovcrywhrr, Lists noe
PHILLIP ~ Wills. lnOin In dIh;.
IvOR SALE.-Dosirahc farm in Middle
Ge0rra o. good Ouse. water. o.Ch+fl ana
out bindings; NJ. son aud 80 miles nom AiaitT
mice 5000. Address 4 {. L., Box ~. M'dl-Oi. Ea
ORANGE. y. T.. Real Estate Ghs vicinity,
~ spcialty)- Properties near all stations Tor sale OF
lease. EDWARD Z. HAMILTON q CO., 9' ir"'A""f-
rFNO LET-COmiOrtah'e cottage IN good order;
pleasantly located an We-tchcsjer Village; near station
good 'Ualn &c IS. NJ. rbuuc once
GE(sA MONTHLY TILL JUNE for dclrhi-
- ENIO fui Long Is ana re ehcr com h ~ iuri lShe
rfy inuu e.. AL muI0' clhrn.e. ritru-H"u-r, uhe
horses. carria car coupe sicl hS icfc COVE csc
tables free caachna ana ardeuers - rc'S Lc udel N'y
healthy, viii rent LONG Iuuc ~ g po.-,.s"n ~ ,,.
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Gllunnone tOnmeo--fcmdls

YOUNG LADY. medical graduate of New
~ Yor, 10 attend on an invalid Para' ais specially
Cheerful disposition Te Moderate. Three wear,
hospital expert, Fstcls- ,y references phy sicians
and families Address MISS IL ANs. 80 last % inst
4 LADY who has held responsible position
~ az rashier collector for N" last ak year. IN
Institution ~ this CIV, wishes q" obtain similar
furnish he most excellent Testimonials a.
10 integrity and ability. Address Mis- ~, station II
A LADY of executive ability would like q
~ pos ~ trust good corr-snu1 'ent best ~ reftr
enccs. Address Mrs r.. Tb1nc lItown once. LBS
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Gonrtrp l1ropcrtp for Sale ano 90 Lei
Valuable Property in Virginia For Sale.

TUE COUNTY SEAT of Gloucester County,
cling IOIsrs hoes. storcs shops Offices etc. an all a
plrenances O.crt O- sale by the owner at mot
alton. Ir al" STONED ami guaIaht' co.
having tied by nan Proceedings culnhauht IN
decision the sap Court OF Appeas ms properly
OGerCd with without adj acen cStae OF 9OO acres
thoroughly Orkeo AMI hclOn&lng To- Samr owner.
Glo ester Court the comfy seat ana trade centre
OF Glouce touuty. rIty yla-e. suIOuhdh ~
wcSeited neenbOt hoOi situated about midway p,t"en
the noflcry and s0utheTy mites OF the ouh NhI
SIX Tie York on Tue west lC one me ron
TIE are iver hc east, the latter river haYga ed D
amOoats times week 10 NortoK - hours run an
The YCrk hy daily steamboats, 10 baltimore " hours ana
IlchmOnd 4 hours. gloucester county contains 10" III
haolan,s who nci ghDory and int hgent re 1h' arc
pioauC I've, ia the MYERS ntl At"y DH'h ~
wheel ana co lands for stOck. ana Tie residue
benz clay lands easily fcrzed and SANDY loans now ut
ilcd valuable for trycSlns or iutAe' Sa"eLhg
As iro'l ~ To 80 an acre
IN uu J.ic buildn-s-Covrt house a. Ci'iAs once
trea~ueI's Office Masonic hal lTeSyiellR chutch anu
sClOOlaOuse. etc brick hotel S.Oiea ~ t,t
Olta-e Iane noel general IChaudlsc sOIe' baA
smthng ami wheciwIighng shops harh' Sh'p sho sop
oyster siaurant drug store cwtrY sOrt pro- n vhVc VI
Ncealf MAIL law Offices dwelling houses
Included property orr iOT lie Is sp trse n"
mansion house erected al cost Of bNr AOuSah uo
outsge lagc with Stables, Ercot hOae "a .'' ''
DuiOtus Gloucester ONT mouse i "h''u anu"
crpIcd and I ere ia a ii n3nd for additional ones
ms suiiaul" iur alN gentleman "l'''F
OF Tue M ~ HltI"
o rainl VITA thc best social advai AGES ana AZ We Va u
time 4. GOOD business investment onCrnT lar return %"
Fonts ana promising 81 At1 plOhH io' "
further expenditures Easv terms for payment ,.,...
ACd.Oual details on eppic1ton 10 -" NEh' ~ i'l'' =
Hotel Canal 81, New-N ORR.
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Gotels.
Grropean Advertisements.
uRATEFUL-CoMFoRT
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST."By thorough knowledge II tho natural
laws which govern the operations OF digestion and nutrition
and by careful Application Oi the hne Properties OF wcse
leCied Cocoa Sir Eps has prov dol breakfast table. with
dehcatey favored beverage which heavy
bills Ii Is by the u iciOus OF such articles Of
diet that constitution may 90 gradually butt un strong
resist tendency 90 disease Hundreds
tie masdes toaunS around Us ready t. attaek wher
there weak point We IA al shafts
BY keeping ourselves VOL fortified with pure blood
pror ery hOurlshci frame" tISil Gazette
Made simply With boiling tx. sold only hait
pound 10y GrOcers labelled thus IAMES EPPS c.
HomUeu tAfuista L0naUn. LnZland.
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GressniI All.

FEW RAUDNITZ SKIRTS below cost at
y Madame JtuIu,s TIE I'D. rated Trench hitr also
AIT 81, .-faaAne Reasonable pucc-, ltunR un'quEIc
b. ~ rs. tl--t
kER.-Byaf,,t-cla,s dire smabcr
- ou.t. sewer. own machine would cnFa-' IN A,hih'S
b. dap. Dee. T.. Icact lInch only -" Wet I,.H-''
hEE~SM AkER.-A tirst-cia~s drc~~makcr
W shes Iuuir customer hv tI' d1y lu private fan
,u diapr hr ia est sy'. 'cc.stou,n 90 maze even
IuF ur,--,t. % .l'-t cay rri"f~n'r ,..... ,.- L.,
ARTISTIC. IIbuuc ptovh un.c' l2"o Hr'aiN"'
hEESS .AkING.-by q drcs~mahcr who I'M
- drtst .uJs cuItsl a1l uttrf il'i and Cd. t,h
uI.-,s !, uur customer. by tnr ia, or week Address
NADtDN. 900 tth.No
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miscellaneous.

A MAN OfcNtcnsiye experience. great activity.
~ planning organ aud executive ability strong per
sunsitc p,wtGH good eft Hnd mo n - age thirty
good habiis good h,ath ia.ny sex, IryiuH o.
cufauon WITH hTstCISs connections on salary or sAiiy
aad commission, uOtnIng else entertained.
ThOROt III. Fox "a. Tribune.
Two man who thoroughly understands CO.
= operative fc insurance. SPECIAL arrangement VIII be
mace ANY 10 o.. MILD LIFE AND EC,l DhNT
INSURANCE ~, IhriOA. q Roadway. room y.
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financial.

EOR SALF.-ShenandOah Valley Railroad
l. general mortgage skies Ga.
shEAAN uOAH. NrwYork Evening Post Once
HELENA MINING AND REDUCTION co.
i STOCK.
RED ELEPHANT MINING y 'OCK,
CONSOLIDATED ELECTRIC LIGuT STOCK.
Bought and sold by ID. > MELiE 4. o. Boa 2,AO'.
OFFICE OF InE FosTY-sECoSDsT.. MANHATrANYIL
AND 81. NlCHOLAs-AfH. RAILWAY COAFANT
IOaIY-sEtotD-sI. AND SENENtHAyE.
NLW-l DIX, December ., lS5J.J
'THE following IL a COPY of the bylaws OF the
Il FOtysecOud Stt,et, ManhaUanville and st Nicholas
Avenue Railway Company relating TO the election oi drec
tors
SECTION .. ARTICLE l.-Tho annual meeting lor tho
election OF directors shall De at J. o'clock noon on the tlu
thursday OF January at the once OF Tue con-
plny. be adjourned time 10 n' 10 that OF any
other p4a.e by resolution Of Che Board Of Directors
SECTION 4, ARTIC IL THE principal Of GERS OF tbs
company shall be PRECEDENT Niccprsl'c mt secretary AMI
AM such oil the company may rom
tIno to time decide Ia Dee .ccrssary.
ARrICLE The oil odes ~nacd shall lie elected an
nua ~ 40 the frat meeting Of joard nj iItcors he tc
The annual FL elton shall hold Office Tor year ana until
their suCce ,sJIs e.eciel.
D. D. CONCVE R. President.
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