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rAssENGEns rH0M rnH EAST.
SPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO rns EzooRD-usoN

SPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH To TER EECoRD-UNIoN. !
PRoMoyToRY tUtah} June 1st.-The fol-
lowing overland Passengers passed here
to-day, To arrive in Sacramento June Sd ::
Mrs. Sarah M1iscr. J. II. Smith and wife,
Akron O.; H. H. MolynauS, Empora,
Miss; I. Il. Mons1n and WIFE, st. Louis; /;
G. H. Wilber Cincinnati; NJ. Il, McMahon,
New York Nj. Turren and wife, Ireland ,
f. McCoppiu, san Francisco J. B. Barker,
Eureka d. McCafirey and wife, Pittsburg +;
Max Klinkewater, g. H. Gardner, New
York II. d. Barber. Auckland; W. S.
Bryden and wife Belmont, New; j. a. Mil
Ter, Austin, New; Mrs. B. Martin, Mrs NJ
Miller, san Francisco; Mrs. A. NJ. Dow,
Boston; Mrs f. Birlsall. Sacramento :;
Mrs, Mary Mac!say, G. N1athison, Mrs. Rau,
san Francisco.
NEwuALL, June 1st.-The following
overland passengers passed Newhail June
lst. TO arrive Ill san Francisco june 2d ::
L. \. BecBwith, wife and child, Ohio; J..
Winters, Riverside; d. X Edwards wife
and child, Gonzales, Cal; Mrs. G. Brown,
Fort Mujave, a. T.; Mrs. Shepherd, Los
Angeles; William Graves, Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. Newgass, London L. A. House,
San Francisco; NJ c. Church, Parksville,
Va; Captain Darcy, Los Angeles; Hon.
Charles i. Arlington, Stockton, Cal: j. b.
HYDE, Missouri: Mrs. p. Wilson, Los An
gelcs; /. White, San Francisco.
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REMOVED.

y F. TEBBETs, DENTIST, TO 9I4 .z,exss,ss
{, Sixth street between and j. sSttssaSs.s7 f.ss
west side, opposite Congregational SitTr?E y
Church. m5-tf
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MARkETs.
SACRAMENTO MARKET,
Corner Tcnth and Y Streets.

7 HAVE FOUGHT OUT THIS - ssSSS.sFs
L popular Market l ask the'Old y SS5SF IS q
patrons and many new ones SsSsSST
that are willing 70 give me trial ---AS----<k
10 come and Dc a with me. They viii find me
to do business IN a fair and square way. The
best of meat always on hand.
apll-4pu LOUIS MCHR Proprietor
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Los ANGLES June 1st.-The examina-
ton of Frank Toalr for attempting to mur-
der his wife Friday night, was to-day fixed
for June 9th. and, in default OF $1,000 bail,
Toal was remandei u jail.
on the subject this afternoon.
DisgracefuI EEarksman nship-A Hotel Fire
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PHYSICIANs AND SuRGEOAs.


OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, N STREET, BE.
~ tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 9lS and 92d
VIII visit the ESilroad Hospital daily Al g:S1 =
evenings. iel-tf
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1T ATE OF LIGHT e. SHAW, ,.s.,-z.asa,
Dentist Office and residence sseozeTSssssc..Esss
over Tufts Drug store, corner YyS:zsassSe Ss:zsssss<se
Tenth and streets. Office hours: lf -
9 A. NJ to 5 P. N. SUNDAYS, 10 u mIS-1m&
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HENRY EckAApnr

CUNSMITH IMPORTER AND
u Dealer in spliced Bamboo f-sE<s@1
lily Rods; salmon front and Bass N--SssS,F
Flies and Fish Hooks; Waterproof - hS-SN
SILK Twisted snd Braided silk, Cot = -
ton aud -inen Lines; Bait Boxes; Trout Baskets
and Reels, Chain aud Vel -et Dog Collars, Spike
and hoke Collars; Dog Zip and Leaders. 20,
523 X street. Send forPrice List on Guns. apl-
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HOUGH,s NAGNErJC sPHINGs.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS.

rVHIS DESIRABLE SUMMER 4 ,,-s~-.-,
| Resort and Sanitarium, g<ilssA -,
situated on Howell mountain, Eg % lsSsEss55s
~ miles northwest of 81. He - l;sfFsi ~
lena. is open 10 those seeking -rssss----
health, or Tpst aud recreation. Scenery is unsJr-
passed. Air baIny. free from fogs and malaria.
Water pure and soft. from a fine spring. Bath
ing facilities are iirst-cla>S. Good Gymnasium.
Carriage and Horseback riding. An expert
enc d Physician and surgeon. with gentlemen
and lady assistants, wi, attend all eases requir-
Terms. reasonable Scnd for circular or come
and Syc.' Address
RURAL HEALTH RETREAT,
!n25]m ST. Helena, Cal.
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wNT. EJLI.RY IIVIgGs. ri.

NCULIsT. AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases OF the Throst. Caice, 1871 J
street, corner OF Filth. over Sacramento Bank.
Sacramento, Cal. Hours: $50 10 Il \, n: TO :
P. L. SUNDAYS: $50 10 Il a. u; 20 p. u. ief-s
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TIE ONLY GENUINE
Ha:,7,A H'STHR l[[RUGE.
the Dr. c. McLanes yernifuge,
PREPARED BY
FLEMING BBOS.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
je2IyTuThNWly
TIE ONLY GL1NI-INE
METALPOISON

am n coppeIsmith ny trade, and the small
PARTICLES q. brass and copper from alag got into
sores on my arms AID poisoned my whole sEs-
TEN Mercury Administered brought on Theu-
matism and became helpless invalid / took
two dozen bottles wits Specific. My legs
arms and hands are all right again. use them
without pain. Ny rest5raJica Is due to :. S :.
PETER K. Love,
January O. 1855 Augusta, Ga.
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w. n. BALDWIN. II. D..

ctURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE,
y northeast corner Second and X streets. Or
ice hours 10 A. NJ. to y NJ; TO and to P.
u. Residence, S21 y street. mi5-1n
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CALIFORNIA LIME Co,

Nos. go and 52i street, Sacramento,
DEALERS IN TIE "sTAR" BRAND AND
II Santa Cruz LINE. Importers Of PLA TEX,
GENES :, FIRE Gay, FIRE BRICK etc
80 all orders promptly dlled. Es
!. r WATSON. PRESIDENT
II. c. Secretary
Il. G. EMINti..... linz I'M N l........ Manager
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DS. =. =. BRJrSJ,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
! the University Of Berlin, Germany. Office
and residence. No. 52l J street, between Filth
ana sixth, Sacramento. Office hours 10 II
NJ; 5 TO and p. NJ mla-ti
DIR. IRA L. OATlIAN,
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL AT
! teuii0n t. Diseases of Females. Office
627 J street upstairs, over Dales. Residence
1927 G., corner Eiey, nth street. Office Hours
From 9 to II \. NJ, to and to p. NJ. NIL
DIR. >. $. COCK,
no. 922 NINTH ST, BET. AND J, OPP
~ posiJe the Plaza, Magnetic and Electric
Healer. Eleutro-magnetic, Electro-g -gaiyanic and
Medicinal Baths; Magnetic Garments and In
sOlcs. Consultation free mlO-lm
DIR. LAME,
PHYSICIAN AND sUBGEON.-OFFICE AND
I residence, No. 323 J street, between E'liCd
ard Fourth Hours to 10 \. NJ, TO . and ! %
P. 81. CAice OF City superintendent Of Public
Schools At same place m5-4plm
DIR. GEORGE PYBURN,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
~ Corner Eleventh and II streets. Hours
to 10 \. NJ, to and to SPIN. m1-lm
y. y. SHORT,
nCULIST. MAKES A SPECIALITY OF
" Curing GranulatCd Eyelids, Film over the
Eyes inflammation, etc. No. 9ll l. street, be-
tween Ninth ana Tenth, Sacramento Office
Hours: s to u A. NJ: 10 P Nj. ap9 lm*
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
WHOLESALE INCENDIARISM IN
SANTA CLARA COUNTY.
Indian Affairs - Election in Red
Bluif-Fire in Chico-Oregon
Occurrences.
PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL pIsFArcpFs TO THE EEcoRp-uxIox.
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VINEYARD RINK SKATES

A I.SO, A. c. AND :. c. CLUB rY
n Skates Agents for the Star q,
Rink and Club States. Send tor Il q "a
Catalogue WEBSTER d co, ~ ~Sozs,
New Montgomery street. salS<s W
Francisco, Cal. mI54plm
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ITO LET-A COTTAGE CONTAINING -
L five Rooms and Bath-room Gas i..;.;
throughout situated on Eighth street be- Es..55t
tween L and F. Inquire corner alley. m27-1w*
EOR sALE.-A THOROUGH-< -<SSsRyzzs7
L bred Jersey Bull registered), 49, e; ~ =
six years old, viii be sold at bar SssaIyy
gain, as the owner has no use for --s4----S-
him. Apply at this office. m2l-tf
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SACRAMENTO PLANNING MILL

NsAvt-FAC OF DOORS, I,s55ltt 3,
M Windows, Blinds, holdings. SS25:I rs
Finish Door and Window Frames. E ass3s= -
Brackets and Turning Stair Work 5.!-@
a Specially. kc-
Rs Corner Front and q streets,
Sacramento -
HARTWELL, H0TCHKISS y Stake
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Everyone is cordially invited to call and ex-
anime our beautiful stock.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


E.F FOOT. ALEX. NELSON. J. DRIscoI..
ROOT, NELSON & CO.,
JTNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Nachinists Front street, be
tween n and o. Castings ana Machinery Of
every desaription made to order. m2i-iplm
JAS. sEADLER,
4 RCHITECT AND sUPERINTENDENT.
4Aonice: sutter Building southwest corner
Fifth and J streets, Sacramento. m22-tf
=. POSTER. 10 FUNSTON.
1855. T.. FOSTER Z CO., 1885.
DOOK-BINDER5, PAPER-RULERS AND
} Blank Boz MeDutRctUrerS No. Sl9 street
between Third anu Fourth, Sacramento. m205p
DAN. HYAiAN. J. HYMAE, JR.
j. IzY1EAN, JR., & BRO.
YYTATCHHAKERs AND JEWELLERS, zr-o
~ $40 street, between Fifth and 1,$.zA
Sixth, have always on hand q choice e "a
variety of fine Watches, Diamonds, jew fg,.sS&sSs
elry, etc. m12t
c. Z. KREBS & CO.,
r0p STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEO Dealers in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Win,
dow Glass, Picture holdings. Brushes, Artists
Material. Building Paper, Plain and Decorative
Wall Paper. and GlazieT Paper for window Deco
rationS patent which is entirely new. nll-lm
ChRIS. SUrER,
MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE, WIZ
M dow and Door Screens q specially Large
stock on hand. Particular attention given 70
ScrOll-sawing, Shaping, Moldiug and Planning.
Warerooms northwest corner Thirteenth and
streets, Sacramento. mlG-tf
CARRIE & CRoLY,
EtONTRACTORs IND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
~ pared to do all kinds of work i'll their line,
IL city or country. Principal place OF business,
Sacramento -hOn No 1924 Second street. be-
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Do%HHs@sha Hf@55. Hesfs5. and d I y. .AC2c,
K Walters. Of Sacramento, EzsfneSSsy5p-ys.
have taken lease Of the cele fI7 ,,sa9g ~, ~
brated sSSEsslss--.=.csz-ss---- -. ~
HOUGH'S MAGNETIC SPRINGS,
For the term of five years The Springs are
located in Lake county, thirty-three miles from
NilliamS on the Central Pacific Railroad Daily
stages viii connect at Williams with the cars to
the Springs. There is fine hotel, neatly fur
niSh"d and twelve cottages. The Doctor viii
open the hotel as place of resort for pleasure
seekers campers and a cure There VIII be a
professional nurse from the best hospital in TIE
State; she speaks four languages. All ratrons
coming TO the Cure will receive the best Of
treatment and care. The Doctors skin in the
treatmenr of all chronic diseases is unparalleled
in the United ,tates.
DIR. HEWES & WALTERS. Proprietors
G5- Board. Room and Treatment viii be from
so to zlj per week. m29-fIn&Wim
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MALARIAi. POISON.
ASTROLoGY UTILIZED IN A NEW WAY.

A Lso. FORTUNE TELLING, READING OF
n the Past Prest III and Future MRS. / 9,
ANDREWS the well-kuoWn Fortune Teller and
CIairvoyaut, 100 Seventh street. between q and
H information given on business, love, court
ship and marriage. MO iplm*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ITANTED-POsITIoN AS WAITER. ORANY
w other employment, between the hours of
and l T. NJ. Address II. PLOHN, care this
Office. je1-;'t&
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WANTED.

A MAN AND WIFE FOR A RANCH, $50,
n steady employment; a nilker and butter
maker, $50; also. > men to hay; aso. men to
drive header wagons; man cook, So; also, =
waters so. Female-A waitress for the cOun-
try, SIS fare paid; a woman to cook for a ranch,
$50; sl~O girls for situation in the country SIS
to So also girls for 0usework in the city, SIS
r. 10 $50; also girls for various other work. Apply
to HOUSTON 81 Co, Employment Office, Fourth
and X streets, Sacramento. m1S-1ptf
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Il. z. rIERSNN.

u ENLIST, 415 ] STREET, BE- .essas,
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacrs-i i;ssss = s...7.: s7:
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted On 1grlIfly'
Gold, Nulcanite and ell bases. Nitrous Oxide OF
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrsc-
ton OF teeth. mI!-Irl
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WHOLE NO. 1854.

days ago, by cowboys, is 4 myth. and ex-
lists only in the imagination Of anewspaper
correspondent NJ that point. A thorough
lnvestigation has bronght this 10 licht
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RENO, June 1st-Miss \. u. Johnson. q
member of the San Francisco teachers ex-
cursion party. was taken from the train
here yesterday, suffering from severe
nervous pro>iration. Her condition is
supposed to have been caused by the shoot
ing ef Miss Pinkham, at Rocl,lin, coupled
with an effort ich was made by tTamTs
to open the window Of her sleeping berth.
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NEUBOURG g. LACES.

star MINIS and Malt tiouse.
uOPS, MALT, PRODUCE, GRAIN, FEEL
II and Brewers supplies.
1915, 1918. tO2a Fifth St, sacratnsG,to.
sa~ EXCHANGE sold en- all the Principal Cite,
If v,trnna iel-4ntt
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BENTfsFRY.


N DENTIST, QUINN'S BUILDING, sr>.e-czs.,
~ northeast corner Fourth 6nd j. J}Szfssssss-55sss
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted ouUQTfy
all bases Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction OF teeth. m25-tf
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rs THE CENSUS HONEST


Tntimatfons that the Hudson County
Mem Crooked their Returns.
The new census shows that in the matter
Of population, Hudson is the banner county
in the State, and Jersey City leads all the
other cities. By the last census, taken in
1875, Newark was ahead of Jersey City.
But by the new enumeration, Jersey City
leads Newark by about 700.
ssThat," said well known Hudson
County politician to the TATTLER day or
two ago, sis because Newark appointed
countrymen to take her census. If her
enumerators had known their business as
Well as ours here knew theirs, they wouldn't
lave let this city outdistance her. have
no idea tn t the population of Jersey City
or Hudson County is as large as the returns
of censustakers made it, or that it is larger
than that of Newark. Our boys just sat
down in their houses and drawed names
and whole families Of them. They could
do it with perfect impunity. Who was
there to watch them, go over the field
again, and see that they had done their
work honestly. know what am saying.
The same thing was done with the State
school census. The returns from this
AUunty Wcfc NH Clo0Ac0.
The census returns of the State have
been completed, except for the counties of
Cape May, Monmouth and Morris. The
ggregate of the other eighteen counties is
! 1853, 218. The three counties not yet re-
turned had in 1880 population of 116, 564.
Estimating the inhabitants of these to num-
Der 125, $3.50, the aggregate popula ion of
the State would be 1928, 218-an increase
of 150 G00 since 1890 The populati0n then
was 1881, 116 and the increase has been
about 133 per cent. Of the entire number
1897 are in Essex and Hudson, or more
than one-third; and one-half the popula-
lion is comprised in these two counties,
with Passaic, Union and Bergen. This Sec
ton is within twenty five miles of New
York. The counties near Philadelphia
have increased in population, but the rest
of the State has remained almost stationery,
while some of the interior counties, like
Sussex, have actually decreased. The fol-
lowing is the population of the counties
and leading cities of the state:
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ST. Peters Union Excursion

The fourth annual excursion of St.
Peters Union was certainly one of the
most successful affairs that the society has
ever enjoyed The two commodious barges
we're thronged with merry crowd of
young folks long before the lines were cast
off. The tug pulled out from the wharf
about 10 o'clock for Oscawana Island with
full dancing orchestra under the leader
ship of Prof Dryer, who kept the nimble
ones dancing until the return of the party
at II 80 p. m. Among the many visitors
from New York were Mr.. Trevetta and
Miss Cora Terpening, Mrs. Terpening, and
Mrs. Pearsall. Among the Jersey City peo-
pie on board were the following. John
Stone and Miss Dowdell, John Owens and
lady, Martin Kennedy and lady, Peter
German and the Misses Quinn and Hickey,
P Battle and lady, Mr.. Murray and lady,
Miss Lennox, Miss Harriet, Thomas Nc
Kay and Miss Lizzie Quinn. The floor
IVES under the able management of Mr.. M.
Kennedy and Mr.. J. Sweeney.
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Park Choral Unien Excursion.

Last Wednesday evening was a gala night
for the Park Choral Union and its friends,
it being the occasion of moonlight excur-
sion down the Bay and up the Hudson, on
board the steamer George Starr. It was
merry assemblage, and the beauty of the
night helped to make the excursion COM
plete success. AS the steamer passed the
Statue of Liberty, ssAmerica was sung
with beautiful effect. The Arion Club.
composed of Messrs. j. Adams, G. Horton.
G. Mule, and Fl. Costens, joined with the
choristers in singing some pretty songs,
and most of the excursionists Joined in the
light fantastic. Captain Emmons, of the
Jersey City Dramatic Club, rendered some
humorous Rotations, by request. The
Choral Union was, as usual, directed by
Mr.. j. Beach, the able director. After the
excursionists had gone down the Bay, the
bow of the steamer was turned up the
river, returning to the city about midnight
Among those on board were Mr.. and Mrs.
F. P. Benedict, Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Raymond, Mr., Mrs,
and Miss Barber, Mrs. HENDERSON, Mrs.
Hoaglsnd, Mrs. Strong, and Mr.. and Miss
Lie BOOteaux
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Cancer and It's cureability.

The generally accepted theories regard
ing the durability of cancers, have for a
few years gradually given away before the
remarkable cures which have from time to
time restored the sufferers to the bosoms
of their families, excited comment among
the medical fraternity, established ques-
ton of dispute among the neighbors of the
former afflicted ones, and the subject of
much comment in the columns of medical
journals. At present one of the most re-
markable cures which has for long time
called for much notice, is that of lady
now in Newark A few weeks ago she had
been given mp by Jersey City and New
York physicians as incurable, but at the
earnest solicit alton of her son, who is a
journalist in this city, she finally consult
ed DIR. e. G. Jones of Newark. who at once
commenced upon the case and the lady is
now so encouraged that she once more al
lows herself to he visited by her friends,
and in short time 1t is expected that she
will be able to return to her home in Jer-
sey City, remarkable case of cancer
crrad
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SCHOOLS.
HASBR0UCK INSTITUTE,
1o9 GRIND STREET, JERSEY CITY.
An English Classical and Commercial
School
SCHOOLS,
For Both Se1es.
With preparatory department for boys
from seven to eleven years.
Both departments reopen September 81.
Extracts from Testimonials in Latest Catalogues
From Franklin Carter, Phi. D., LID. President of
Williams College.

From Franklin Carter, Phi. D., LID. President of
Williams College.
WILLIAMS COLLEGE,
WILLIAMSBURG, Mass May 10, 1885,
l have great pleasure in testifying to the excel
lent work done by such graduates of the Hasbrouck
Institute as have entered this college,
have confidence resting on a uniform expert
ence Of several years duration, that any student
entering college from that school will be fully
prepared. I recommend the school further be-
cause its teachers have seemed to me peculiarly
successful in imparting to their pupils manly
strength Of character. FRANKLIN CARTER.
There has been no forcing, but regular
and steady advance. The cordial relations be-
tween your teachers and pupils, considered in
nection with their progress indicate that you are
fortunate in your corps of assistants. =
GILBERT COLLINS.
Its teachers are those whose character, no
less than their scholarship, may well be glad to
have impressed upon our children. The Institute
is credit to the city and State, and we'll deserves
the success it has achieved.
ADDISON p FOSTER.
Your instruction is calculated not only to
lay good foundation in the rudiments Of educa-
ton, but to give even the younger pupils out
look from the upper windows upon the broader
fields of classical and modern literature. =
CORNELIUS BRETT.
believe that the Hasbrouck Institute is
second to no educational institution in the United
States in the facilities it affords for thorough and
practical education. = z. X. PANGBORN
For catalogues and further information apply at
the Institute.
q. Q. sTIMETs. H. G. MILLER. H. O. WAIT,
Directors.
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Mcbride, the grocer, occupies Leonard
Pfeiffers store on Washington street, Ho-
boken. In the store Mcbride has several
patent oil lamps, which, from all accounts,
are dangerous articles. Last night one of
these lamps exploded, but no damage was
done. as the clerks were on hand. This is
Is The second explosion of the kind within
4 fortnight Pfeiffer says if Mcbride insists
upon keeping the lamps in the store he will
notify him to vacate.
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obs,ructing the Sidewalk.

Yhomas Hughes, John Donelan and
Arthur Green, peddlers, were arrested last
night for obstructing the sidewalk with
their wagons. They are held.
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Tpoqrrn--K ErrErT--On Friday evening. July
o. 1885. by the Rev. DR.. Cornelius Brett, Of the
n,+el reformed Church. Albert T. Trotter. of Jer-
sev Gitv Il Elizabeth Booth Kellett Of Shekome-
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