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| SAN Francisco, November 1Sth-S P. NJ
Indications for the succeeding 80 hours /:
North Pacific generally fair weather, with
variable winds, generally northwesterly
Middle Pacific, generally fair weather, with
variable winds shifting to northwesterly.
South Pacific, generally fair weather, with
southerly winds, shifting to northwesterly
| Railroad Celebration in San Diego
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The Perkins-Bald win Suit.

Los ANGELES, November 1Sth-2:50 2 NJ.
Judge Bronson denied the motion for a
change of venue in the case of Perkins vs.
Baldwin, and postponed the trial until the
January term.
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WORK HORSES FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

INQUIRE OF L. C. TODHUNTER, n
l at west end of Sacramento and N
Yolo Bridge. n7-1m HA
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Leg Observation-Disclosures Escape

REDWOOD CRY, November 18th. = A
saloon-keeper at Menlo Park, named Will
lam Casey, fell from his house to-day and
broke his leg.
Monday night, at La Honda, a large red
wood tree fell across the house of Jesse
Palmer, Superintendent of Hanson's saw
mill completely wrecking the building, but
not injuring the inmates, including Mr..
Palmer's wife and five children, who We're
sleeping at the time. The tree fell between
two beds in which some of the children
were sleeping.
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RANTED-IOST-FOUND.

NTANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
w and experienced Saleslady for Fancy
Goods Department apply to WEINsTOCK 4
lUBlN. n1S-3t
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F0R SAGR-TO LET.

WALNUT BEDROOM SET (NIARBLE-ToP)
Call at CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELDS, 400 street
Household Furniture at Lowest Cash Prices.
Upholstering and Repairing. Give me call.
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DRhXEL, MORGAN q 60.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WEsTERN RAIL-
WAY COMPANY.
BonGhodcrs should consider following comparative


BondhodcIs should consider the following comparative
statements;
CoPPELL FORECLOSURE rLAN.
A per cent bond Of company bearing 40 nteras,
lien the entire properly OF sl2OJOOtO proposed to
Z. Issued Oh 1854 miles,.
$500 preferred stock bond part s2S 5000 o. TO CON-
1cnae for sucnderng $40 OF accrued interest aud ,or
difference Of PEI cent annually Tor % years.
surrender Of claims against tie COMPANY q,
for the guaranteed principal ilterest
this pn l. believed various reasons DO mel her
feasible nor 'eal Ia certainty your ever receiving
the per cent bonds the which you must now
surrender unhnoi control your present bonds with
power the Coppc ,Onmttre borrow mo.ey agains.
them TO test the 1perm Mt
BONDHOLDERo' RESUMPTION PIAS.
first mortgage cent bond part $1,000 on 369
miles After March 1852 tie u per cent and from Sep.
TENDER ~Sj. until then yearly # per cent TO BIS
pad Al eash raturcs payment OF the remainder may
be delayed for tcu unless earnings earlier pav
ments Who orp,ft
Interest per cent DELAYED paymens hoso
remain secured by the coupons themselves which opt
alive.
Preserving claim ic Denver Compa y or its suo
by Of the guarantee will have Irefer
cncc over ANY preferred ~ common
Inc plan furnishes peaceful and inexpensive so
luton question and The merit ~ being Ia the inter
ct, OF t- company and t. ckholcrs iuste-d aiding
smother corporation largely indebted get Of that
debt without cOnpcnsIt
w. j PALMER, President
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GitunilonG tOanlc0--fcmHle.

4 LADY who has held a responsible position
y IA asher and lc,for for The last aiN years III
psI'i ., e1n la@h ' ao-t cScrrni mails as
l. lat, grIty Ibi1ty Address Mos w S'''"h H.
ATIENTION.-Tvo Swedish Girls; one ms
n co,l aud sundr.,s the other hlmh'rmaid amt Walt
or nurse ana se"in+i best i! uD"iis
AMERICAN, GERMAN and PRO ESTANT
y IMPIOYN; NJ AGE-Ci Good servant S.ri-' MI
kinds ami ,oorcl help a. us Gth"y above l"inst
COPYING WANTED.-By respectable
- eo'0''' lazy Np o V Vest lits front house
NOOK.-By a yoms. st-class, competent
X German wGman u4a, s.and, q b ave., mr. I8tnst
NooK AITEE>S. BY two German Pro-
y c.taut,- one cook ANA aunirrs the ohe Mnd,I7 g
,nambcrIu I'd, together or separate Lest ''''"H '
EOOk = msl-caSs; city or country; best oil
y references. ,nI 'o2 slave
NOOK. - By a young English Protestant
4 woman "a class ,oos' un',tot1nds lI.n, CIV
re 9 sH' N" G at 81 at st no cags
NOOK .-Byau English Protestant cXcGI.eni
~ comuiTg god re- tr'nco -, tasi 2"th-t
NOOK. BY a young woman; good plan PLAIN c ~ r.
Y assist wash small Amerg' Ii, ilairI
InnK -r,o Protestant woman as tirst-caSS
\ coos. Thoroughly unlcr,ttnd- her uus'n,,,, IN
dishes me ~ me draa7 i nj rs tintonpac' ring
Sr IA ! I'm. wy '''' -,--
COOK.-By French woman ; Is a good cook
' al ne G S StsSai TO employ TSi last d st.
HOOK. Ky young English Protestant woman .' dn9
I Wr.t ci,.. family cook ierstnnds nsHh , 91u
t'r.nri, c1oEtnr. best city crcncc' 'A' az 80 ~
~. NO cud>; ring bell i"ic"
NOOk AND LAUNDRESS.-by coIlpe'c citv
woman Ia private houFri br-l 81 Gl ,,uirc .,S
or country Addre-s \. NJ. De- tribune Opo"" UNIV ''
broadway -
HOOk.-Bv a Protestant woman gool ii LILY
I broad meats abc4. &c r'lN l'"L
Mace. civ or country % womih VINO howl "''"'
~ Gth.iyc., near l7thst. upstairs
CUANBERMAID. WAITRESS, Ny by IA a
Young girl gru.r lily useful hnls ,t. a place al
q, rr Z, ,thavc. NOR l7th a., up one ulsh',---
/NUANBERMAID. &c.-By yonng EirnI;
I ight bouscwork best city refer nee A"ui''' - '
90 hast SSth 81 ...,,,..,.. D., =
CUANBERMAID or WAIIRES5,; ,-1ol bY a
I J ,ouug ritl: Protestant can lulu4'n h''
no postas A. IL NJ. - clinton pI'''.
(,uANBERMAID. WAITRESS, Ny ~ Il
rr-uectabc neat competent H'rnhH ta.curs. civ of
- and ironing or sewing. rst class iolo'oh00' ''' "
! country. % 5daye. hist Nat IL,
IuIANBERMAID. &c.-By a reSpeGSat1! ag
yonng nlfl as chamermaid ana hs,'. W. fTom 10 10
Monday al present emp oyer's West : ''
/,uANBFRWORK, &c. 49, by "a IT I,., hdnsc.
- chnmberwo'k and waiting OF 2eference. rs West
work no cards answered ye-rs I'i
SJthst n ,,o,no,
I,F>ERAI, UOUSEWORK.-By a y0u dn5
49,, aTpar erl. IS good plain COOK, Ma'A'i ~
,roner Is mouths references Guy % sdS. nat.
yonn5SSr wo best refer err
Hddr ns'PL III ES MANsON, Tribune oP'o"H '
l.25s broadway. ----------- ,.;con lody :.
HOUSEKEEPER.--By an Ameri GAIA .' high
ii God manager of servants and hIste M ~ SotL A.
- =, 10 t,mapialas Address MIs kAAehi 20 '
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERRING CITY
The following the real estate Transaction, recorded
26aye n ecor Of Houston-st. 5Oxll; August Funk o,
noSry 30 -, } a l 80 AN y q Ay.r 70 $4,000
'u'i' g. SIpsg S5 ami another -. 2l.oO0
Saa Ntcss e. = G II ' ''.'' 2jooo
Vy Tgt Il and and VIE 10 Gears ii Faon 81 800
1"'s ndr5 : s;o a5d vile to eary iiuauko 1850
Ridges r5.; to na az ,T y ., - 10000
2s3 3ors HoTncaGral ,occty to y Gurnce Wv 10000
l"' and wifst5 N cbip .' 1900
PalsIde,ave a ] iahd oi Thomas N NoIh. spuy:
x2455i l5x5jxil0tx 7a.6z2-5..; / N strl1gtD ....
9tl.ave e s. III in o 10 ,h..t. IiOO h Mar 60,
shan aud wife TO william Dennis 80. ~ I-'oJo
4'' wo5daia i to v 2eeT r-;,' , 1900
Colu uba-st 100 an" laynsion-S,' 2'Aloo "a ,oo
Brooh er,i i - 10 It Of Rds II, xoj George
cnftoast '5r % it Of rnty,avc 90;
ste66ns ave is It Of re iaaq.st l2oIoo -
'1S anI wife " " tor TO- - defn15 10000
0rn rsc to ROB- b. i .Prss ..-, -, -' 10000
S' VIE to JOIN , D. c6 5ni 10000
oahbrelenSire S. So , il Of Pelham ave, 25I
,o9 70 JANE. .i,, 'o' @ 1900
stan,6n.st IS 5alg fl 8 OF Goerct-.t . 40, TX
Ss; ih t. aJ J4 ans Reese '' "0' 5000
ef al executors. To- James a Frame 800
Fran fraSe T. T. Vest 49, $50
to Te GUr 81 -. ''S. %, @ $500
farnes and another 70 J Herman ;-.......--- $50
90th,st. as It " q stliaSe 25yIOos, 9 Fran.
12.d. DIS 10 as 1t " OF iOt6.ave, soji1i0O EV
JacAsOn committee. % A Skinner 1916
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financial.
PROPOSALS
FOR
GS,Go0,coo
WEST GEORI
First Mortgage Bond Certificates.

90 WALI-sT.
NEN-NOEK. lee. 10. 1885.
Under instructions from Hon. Ashbel Green OF
the North Construction Company hereby give
tce that prepared 10 receive proposals TO purchase ALL
any part. Of SO 100000 Of certificates styled
"DRENEI. MORGAN & CO.'S WEST SHORE BOND
CERTlFItA rES or SEPT. l. IAS5n
These certificates offered which cned by
Union cntItc the holder receive
executed corresponding amount in par value
OF first mort cent bonds Of the West shore
Railroad ompany guaranteed principals AMI interest by the
Central and hudson River Railroad Company and
bearing int d. rest from Jan. !. 1885.
To avoid any Misunderstanding IL should be stated that
900 - equal $1,000 OF those
Drexe. Morgan co.'s West Shore Bond Certi-
OF Aug l. 1855, quoted the NewYork stock Tx
change
Bids must be accompanied b. certified checks for per
cont bid for, and DO Enclosed in scaled
envelopes addres sed 10 ne and ma rked
IBID FOR WEST SHORE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE BOND CERTIFICATES"
bids Will be opened Of bidders at occ
SATURDAY Dec H. 1850 at y O'Clock and the bid
bids which in the aggregate shall bo most ADVANTAGEOUS
North River Construction Company viii be accepted
Balance accepted bids must DO paid Office
Monday. Dec u. 1885. before 3 p
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Gliunnore Uln.co-- females.

MALE AND FEMALE HELP
THE PROTECTIVE TMPLQYNENT ASSOCIATION
Established iG l~J4. Incorporated 1884.
s. ODFII. President T.. y. UnELl, Treasurer.
". H. IEOSHEl, secretary. ". =. KELLOGG Attorney.
Man cree 1.317 Ioadvpy end loo West 3ithst. y. y.
t.,t,,, :le and q. 20 ultot IT,. near Pcirfpout.
''"''+' Also, - Iu.tou-st. near NanderbIlt-avo
The references CT all applicants ior situations Iuyest
gGtcd
,JOh t.tatc .-miy thoroughly competent 40 y 40
CHAMbEEWORK and ASSIST WA~IT-Pr.yate family
or boarding OIsc 40 10 o.. at l.3lt Broadway.
CHAM. LMAIp an WASHING Thoroughly com
pctcit. 40 VI in. az 1917 broadway.
DON ASSIST N.A~ a auC WAIT ON DOOR aud lNi-
Full, two Scotch pfoostdnts. No o. Al l3li Broad
81 RISE. American Protestant Infant or rr'wn chil-
dr,n: teach ,uIOr. "a. so \ IUN. a, i.aIF broadway
e. r. cIty OF country. No 4. at l.&l1 bToauvay. .
GEtiliAL Hui SIN DKN.-Ntat cOored girl No
\ u at .3l7 Broadway. $50 ...
'WA4IEr.-Wcu recommended q lo9 Wot 3ith.st .
WAT, uMAN.-ht.clcu or setul- man. VI. h. 100 west
3ttnsL ,,, a..
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Qncnon Sales OF Real gsiale.

EXECUTORS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
RICHARD V. HARNETT & CO.. AuctoncerA
WI sell at auction
THURSDAY. December II.
at u o'clock Real Estate Exchange and Auction
Room. . 10 81 Lborty-st.
py order az OF the estate OF Charles Russell
esq. dc,c SEQ
Tho magnificent residence
AZ FIFrHAVE,
MURRAY HILL.
between 37th am SSth SIS
And the stable lot aud stable adjoining
10. EAST 3srH-ST.
Also by order OF the the following very
d,siIa1!e property on the West SIDE:
GRAND BOULENAED, IT'D AND 73D SITS,
NINLTE1N LOTS.
Comprs ng the entire front eight los the boulevard
from "a TO 7%d SITS. lot, adjoining the north
side of 12d-st.. and nyo lots ado ming
the south Size OF 73d.st
GRAND BOULEVARD. northwest corner OF 7lst.st.
EIGHT LOTS AID FOUR CORES.
GRAND BOULEVARD southwest conc. Of 75thst
SEVEN LOTS.
GRAND BOULEVARD. northwest corner OF s7th-st
FIVE LOTS.
nth west end Az o.. n I.thcast corner OF 7lstst
TEN lois an SIX CORES.
Siytyfve per cent OF The purchase money may remnln
bono aud for tire" or nvc az i've
with urviege o. payment 81 ay previous time sixty Oays
Charles H. Russell Jr Robert = Hone George M.cculocI
Miller John ". Auchinclost tXccuto.s
For maps and further parucuais apny auctonccrs -
Ifberiy.'t OF toJIN fN,s a III osELl Attoln.ys foi
the Executors. No. = Nassau-t
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Goentn iuantc0.

rTHE SUBSCRIBER desires the agency Of or
glt p'Ci1ltr or prnpietaTy roo
tht m nav n-ivoiy either through
frt. or Ly ag.ut- Particular In
nI.r... STANDARD.
Care uf Lord * Tlom.s chicago H.
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SOTTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
Notice of Redemption.

Notice of Redemption.
Hoderso Of First Mortgage Ponds o. the s9uten pachc
Railroad Company California; notified thai there Is
now sinking und Or the emDton ana pdyl,n 81
fad bonds the OF ONE III DRIED IlOlS y
AND FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLAkS, god
Applicable redemption purchase Of Bonds at price
not AMI the Board ~ Directors III sau
southern tacEc Railroad Onpany hereby gives nOuce ua
Will BIDS proposals for the Surren OF Oh e
the the sald amount OF one un-
hund aud fifty dollars at prices 10
he named exceed thnr unil the tIuetn
day Of Dc"rmber s. NJ which time The p0pOs Is VIII De
opened bonds which OneTed AZ the lowest price
less than pir-wi be redeemed purchased to The amount
aforesaid
Proposals to lie addressed TO CHAs =. CRoCKER. Vice
President = T. H. n. Co, and 10 be endorsed iIolS ~
surrender o; inst Mortgage Bonds southern Pachc Kan
road Company" 49,, ----
Iy order of the Board Of Directors Of said company
j. l.. WILLCUlT, secretary.
san Frlncl.co. November 2s. 1885.
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Ecelurcs an0 nleetln95.

kN ELECTION of twcntT man; gers Of tho
~ NEN YORK RESTITUTION FO THE BIZ IS and
~ Cares ms election viii Dee held ., m Insulation,
a. th.St ant O'Clock on the diitrDooIO McGlos-
uay December - 1859.
FREDERICR AUG's sCHERMEBUO&N
seer. tary.
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NEw-YORK. Monday, Dec. II, 1885.
The following sales were held at the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day:
BIZ John T. r. S8'gih.
e lots n l47th-St. POO IL " o. 1thaVc, los
5xJJll each NATHANIEL Jaws. ir........... Slh1OO
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HOUSEWORK.-By a Protestant girl in
W s. 'iLLioIi liz West a5i.-t. one night np
IIOUSEWORK.- m elderly woman;
~ se@a id Ena cook and 'A'' ''"'''' city ''.'',
HOuSEWORK.-By q Protestant gid II m a
small f9@ Of adults oaa M sp references NJ
y AIr\DRESS -GcntIrmcn'S or ladies' wash
l. ing by the week OF do hfstcIaSs laundry WORK. SEM
a. ,th.ave
I.U'NDRESS.-By a strong, competent, first
class German S"ss a9nir'Ss 5pg'H9 [toi.u r
work good city ofrenc ~ "da'' Isl u"' mean lo'HsI
ATNDRESS-By a respectable cOlorcG
i woman To do family washing by the week hrstc.ass
r,i,rc T,a'''i liz " est :. inst
AI'NDRESS.- First-class; wants work by
II the day OF "o"l' Ike VIZ" Nc 81 East 25t6si ROOM H.
AINDRESS.- Colorcd; iirSt-cass; with un-
IL surp ssed facilities and nsi-G,aSs rtirtnce WISHES
family washing spTcHgy J. G0IUN. r., West soth.s
AVNDRESS.-Ry a tirst-clasS, competent
German woman. willing to assist with chambor~orSi
~, years IA and p months best rei'oaceti ~ ,t FAT
ArNDRESS.-B Scotch Protestant; first
class city or country class reference IL West
S3dst.
NURSE.-By English Protestant woman as
\ infants nurse general houieWorkeri go0u ,iy ~
cpce, no objection 10 the country. Apply ia west ''
NURSE.-By wcll-cducated, compeied@ 1s
y me-. North German "a nuTS Is thaSbci~orS y
F
references, city OF country. % '''e' -
SEAMSTRESS, CHILDRENS COY ~ Elm tassa IT 70
> or HoUsEKEtPER, by yCnnT YORK experi
enc; oescs appro, lt,ve family employ zen "a p,dav
lNDU sTKi' Tribune Uptown once, No 100 = a"'
CVI\tSTPEJS --Bv Young EugllShwOman
- ans hnnd sewer: best reference Addi 81 ,,,,,
JANE. Tribune Uptown once 100 "'.
WAITRESS and rA larm15 woaiG Ike waiting by
tho day or would accommOdat Nv tt ",es o If'an
hrort civ references Address NJ LOB lIDuho OP'o""
once, LIB broadway
WAITRESS, &c.-By Young coloieu gi i,,'
w stranger tho city - waitress or 1 nH .1
drcn. -,
WASHING or IRONING, etc.-By a respect
w AHA widow woman, 70 out by the day or mouse
Cleaning 3h" 'AN' :" ~ 1858 West 52d-st, city.
XyTAITRESS or PARLOR-MAlD.-By most
w competent woman has seven years cssy Reference
las East o4dSL
,uyANPPD nv n respectable cOOred woman
w oGlees or stores clean. Apply or ADDRESS ,a
b. b., S45 Neat sithst front house.
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financial.
INVESTMENT SECURITY.
GRAND BELT COPPER co.
tinantiai.

uhBMD Be- GUTPEn GU.
OFFICES. No. - BROADWAY. NLw-Y0RK.
9aer for sac r'i Mort .are H,nds being me
balance un-ot o. pro''-et issue q" s-'o'Oo "' winch
The bonds ar OF N dcuo1u,ioa go each coupons
Ppm Sd fr.i TO- t i1ucs &C. uor saq and re- j.
iC' ~ I'.'.O. 10 M, vs. ,i i % r
without di'lonal charge o. pa, deut
I,V ouad ana Tega,'r prodgcon VIII qr r 6o so
men,ed win net Ii"u d. r','t,y 800 'I ""'' WINCH
me sale Of ab,ye p 3, 1907 . pa '9' %, 1aa'f to
IS W. ~ tlcr Ciror. L dcClan @ 81 e. lpon lie
Or fcrtS est b hin, IT, ere value win aditna .
FORMATION uort lining thereto w be furnished at i"e "'e7
o' ''' EDWARD \ FARRINCTON. President.
X u VAN tIECN secretary
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE ROCHESTER,
AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
COMPANY
A considerable number " Eorh,s and Pittsburgh T.. g.
stockAo ers hsv.uR tat tn,. hid not seen ny c
cuiir Of st Of October ANA have NOT Therefore deposited
trcr stock accordance with is condition. have decided
yc outstanding -tOckDocs nAp,hcr opportunity q"
a,pot n.r stock with the Union IIu7t Co and re'e 'r
therefor rec sen' ting them 10 one ID r. o. sc Cd The
consolidated organized oouiauy for c'y four shares de-
posted by ID ~.
rim, 20 +, nuitcd strictly 30 the deposited or
before the 3lst Of December. 1875.
ADRIAN I~EIIN.
New.York Dec H. 1885.
OFFICE or rur Forty .-EcoVn.sT. MANn,rrtNym,H
NIw-h OH, December D.. I--i.J
TENIIE following is a copy o! the bylaws OF the
FJrtv-sccOnd -tI,ct Mountaineering ANA ~ Nlcli"a7
Avenue hallway Company relating 10 the election Oh dIra
tors
SECTION 2 ARTICLE THE annual Rcc.iug i0r the
election directors so De nj j. o'clock noon ~ c ir1
thursday Of Jaalary ~ en- cat At ne ONO o. me COW
Other by resolution OF o." Board Of brcrtofr.
SECTION 4, ARTICLE !. The Irincp pal officers ~ The
company shall be IIcNipt lc.picsctnt secretary 1nd
flrt-
tune 10 decide 10 DE uccns +ary.
ARTICLE The sodc4 mated sh ~ Doe elected
the first DectnT o q Boad OF llitc o5 he'd alter
~ annual lection and shall year and until
'n'n D. j.. CoNov, r. President
THE PiorIIs BANK or TIL CnY OF NRw-YoEK.
ELECIlON.-At the annual election held
II Dcccnb.r g. 1885, the following gentlemen ",To
elected TO serve I o ensuing ear:
DIRECTOES:
1OuN 4 G GRAY JNMFS f. HEDGES
GJ0I,GE SLOANE. RJBLI.1 MACLAA.
,CIABoD j. WILLIAMS. 14tS,IXAN ANrVooHD
SCOTT fOofER. WILLIAM MlLNE.
INSPECTORS:
FREEMAN BLOODGoOD, FRED PICK V. PRICE
ALIEN. \ CLARK.
At sulsequcut meeting Board Director.
FO-I EH. esq. uudnIIuuusy reelected PRESIDENT md
JOIN A. c. Ora J, ooI3 unanHGusi re- cctel tccDr l.
dent WILLIAM hfl'N 80. 'hsLci.
GUARANTEED FARM MORTGAGES FOR
good IS COVERS MENT BONDS.
CAL upon or address the
100 BrOddwdySNcw YORK.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL ANY
j PUTS CALLS on STOCKS or BO>Ds,
Wtile %, telrg aph 10 scnd ior OF call on,
H. ". D-EN BAUM,
81 ixclntuge- place.
New York.
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Gin propcrln Tor Sale.
Srooklpn proaerto g,r sale all u Cet

I OTIS FOR SALE along Brooklyn Elevated
- Railroad. now il the best time buy.
rutland q MHI1ING 3 Reekman 81.
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glinalions tOantc0-itla!c5.

pOOKKEEPER-An experienced book seepcr
ID ami Office uinaser dcslres post on best reference si
mo crate sa.u.y. Address AUDITOR, 3u' ~ e. -Cst
TOACHNAN having thorough knowledge
~ o. ms woud like siultion ;can iurul-h roien
ou GOrA aud
sobrIety Wiling work for mo teraie a-0 make
himself useful. city country. .Nt.D.v,
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VALET or AIlENDANI.-By thorough
iy experienced Ingishman; excellent personal city
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEEs-N.Y. CITY
Tho following SHOWS estate trAnsastOn, Tecorle1
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-06-26
Pctisi0ning for IA Face.

A petition has Just been presented to
the French Chamber of Deputies to
which, it is safe to say, no parallel is to
be found in the parliamentary records
OF any country The petitioner asks
the Chamber to provide him with a new
face, to replace the one he has lost.
The request is odd enough as it stands,
but its oddity is. il possible, still fur
ther enhanced by the fact that the face
he has lost was not his own. Ex artl.
lerymau Moreau, the petitioner, is un-
doubte1ly one of the most severely
afflicted of the many victims of the
Franco-Prussian war. A shell burst
Immediately in front Of him at the bat
tie OF B,paume. carrying away the en-.
tire surface OF his face. Casualties Of
the sort are doubtless common in war;
the peculiarity in Moreaus case is that
be survived the terrible mutilation. A
grateful country provided him with an
artifcia. face--a mask which partly bid
the deformity. But his troubles were
not all over. He was recently attacked
with brain fever and sent t. military
hospital. In one of his struggles with
his attendants his artificial face and
teeth got so badly damaged that they
became useless TO him. The Chamber
certainly owes the best face that is to
be had for money to the gallant de.
fender OF his country.
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THE SILVER STATE.
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ENTS:
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4Srff street, Room 80, San Francisco.
W. A. CAswKLL, Sacramento, California
JB CASE Is authorized TO collect and re.
cespt for subscriptions 10 the SILVER STATE In
pnxadise Valley.
8 R. You've is authorized 10 collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STArs at
8sg Meadows.
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Tor subscriptions TO the SrLvsR STATE In Spring
CITY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-06-26

What is an epistle!' asked the Sun.
day. school teacher of her class. "The
wife of an Apostle. y replied the young
hopeful.
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For sale.

The winnemucca FIGURING MN is for sale.
This Is a rarv chance to secure good paying
business The Min Is first class, and in good
ruuing order, and can be bought cheap. For
price and terms apply to
A. KLEINHANS.
Ninneauec;., Nos. Jan. ~, 1855, Ja24
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HAY PRESS FOR SALE.

have an Eagle hay Press, in good running
order. which will sell for SI5, ard furnish
wag N 10 move It. have al.o. aTwo-hokNE
poWEa. suitable for pumping water, when
cott sloetin San francisco, ~niSn ! iner w,M sen
Mountain Ranch, May saith. iss& lmss
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-06-26

Elsie tseeing for the first time calf:
''Oh, mammal these must be the little
cows that give the condensed milkr'
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A fresh supply Of those sublime Cigars
rust received. Call at the PALACE, and try one.
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