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How To SHORTEN LIFE.

The receipt is simple. You have only to take
violent cold, and neglect it. Abernethy, the
great English surgeon, asked a lady who told
him she only had cough: What would you
have? The plague" Beware of only coughs"
The worst cases can, however, be cured by DR..
VIM. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. In
Whooping Cough and Group, it Immediately
allays irritation, and IS sure to prevent fatal
termination of the disease. Sold by dA,ggsts
fe24-is1y.Swly
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-26
MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden on
the 22d:
For Sacramento-Hall, Luhrs & Co.. l
car hams; L. l.. Lewis & Co., car stoves :
t. Schwamb, l box holdings; E. Lyon d
Co., 1 box dress goods; Billingsley 4 Co.,
10 dozen baskets; Weinstock & Lubin, 8
cases boots and shoes; A. & A. Hebron.
1 case hardware; A. Dennery & Co., bar
rels glassware.
For Orlando. W Freeman, 4 kegs
harrow teeth.
For Woodland-M. Linder, cases
cloaks; T. A. Knox, 100 springs.
For Marysyille-S. H. Bradley, bug
gies and fixtures.
For Stockholm. C. Shaw, l barrel
iron.
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= ptconn-IINIoN "a the onlu pn.sr

The REcoRp- UNION 10 the only pass9 on
tkc coast, outside Of San Francisco, taat re-
esivcs the full Associated Press dispatches
IRON all parts Of the wOrId. 0stssde Of San
Francisco ii ias no aompeti:o-, in point o.
numbers, IN its home r,sd ecsora! circulation
s.roaokoat The coast.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-26

Or. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all cases OF
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Loss OF
Mental and Physical Vigor, ImpOtency, Invol-
Over-indulgence, Indiseretion and Abuse Dr.
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary StiInp-
LIANT, but completely Restorative Tonic They
build up the whole system, strengthen and re-
store the sexua CTga ANS, and give . new lease of
slife-with power to enjoy ito all who e&pe-
Fience the blessed benefits of their potent power
Price 81 so per bottle. Sent by mail on receipt of
price, or by Express, c. o. d. Address ali or
ders, A: McBoYLE & CO., Druggists, San Fran.
cisco. p. o. Box 1852. iy4-Im
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san FRANCIsCe AGENCY.

L. P. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper in
san Francisco and vicinity. He is authorize
TO receive advertisements and subscriptions, and
collect for the same Rooms q and % Her
chautS Exchange.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-26

ASSIGNED To A NEW DIsTRIcT.-Father
Leahy, who has been pastor OF the Catholic
parish at Auburn for many years. has been
assigned TO the Loebeford district, San
joaquin county, to succeed Father Cassin.
and yesterday went over to that place to
enter upon his duties.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-26

Advice to Mothers.-Mrs. WinsIow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting tech. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural quiet sleep
cheruh'awakes as bright as button" It is
very pleasant to taste. II soothes the child,
softens the gums allays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best Known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes twenty-five cents bottle.
fe7-lyAiWS
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Zeta Straw Works.-Hats bIeached and
pressed. 1925 Eighth street. between and h.
au23-1ul
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-26

Do you ask me for my secret
Why my teeth are pearly white?
Why my breath is ever fragrant?
And my gums are rosy bright2
My secrets oft been told before
Use S0ZODONT. And nothing more.
m14-lyTuThS
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Carpet WeaviDg-So2 NJ street. Work
done first-class on shortest notice. au20-3m@
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GENERAL NOTICES.

"Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic is su-
perior to any tonic have ever prescribed"
says Professor E. NJ HALE OF the Chicago
Medical College. nI91yWS
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Clara Louise KelIO6s'S Grand Concert

SUBSCRIPTION LIST FOR THE ABOVE
y Concert at Metropolitan Theater, ATUR-
Houghton's Bookstore, 615 street Tickets,
81 so each. au2G-it*
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-26

New. YORK, August 25th.--The Times
says of the wheat market The attempts
heretofore made by spectators in the West
to maintain high prices for wheat have
naturally caused other countries 10 increase
their crops of the staple. The result is
more active competition in the grain mar
kets of Europe. Owing to this competition
our PRODUCES suffer. It remains to be seen
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-26

The Dreyfus Winery, at Anahein, used
400, 900 bricks.
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Jesse Grant Going to Turkey.

New YORK, August 25th.-A special from
Saratoga says; Jesse r. Grant and wife
passed through here yesterday on the way
to New York. They will sail Saturday for
Europe. Grant Is going to enter the ser
wee OF an American railway enterprise in
Turkey.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-26

WASHINGTON, August 25th.-The ques-
ton of title to the disputed part of the
Zuni Indian reservation, which was To-
Gated upon by Paymaster Tucker, son-in-
law of General Logan. has been under
consideration in the Land Office for some
time on an appeal of Major Tucker made
through General Logan, on the ground
that at the time this location was made the
disputed tract lay outside of the reserva
ton, and he was, therefore, not only iusti-
fed in making the location, but is entitled
to the land. The decision is adverse to
Logan and Tucker, and the lands will be
confirmed to the Indians.
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John Nrccaliough's Condition.

PHILADELPHIA, August 18th George ".
Arundel, who was Commissioner in
Lunacy, and appointed by the Court to in
quire into the mental condition of the ac-
tor, John McCulloughs, has just returned
from a visit to Bloomingdale Asylum,
where Mr.. Mccullough has been placed
under treatment. The doctor says that
his condition is hopeless, and that his
death is only question of a few months.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-26
Postmaster Appointment.

WASHINGTON, August 25th.-The follow
ing fourthclass Postmasters tor California
were appointed to-day San Luis Rey, San
Diego county, Simon Goldbaum, vice Lewis
Goldbaum; Puenta, Los Angeles county,
Harry P. Carroll, vice George H. Skippp
White River, Tulare county, Jos. Mitchell,
vice evi Mitchell
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lists.

HARRISBURG, August 25th.-The Prohibi-
tionists assembled in State Convention this
morning. There are over three hundred
delegates present. NJ A Stevens was
chosen permanent Chairman. Ex-Governor
st. John was brought in, amid much APP
plause, and made brief speech.
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American Turf.

MONMOUTH PARK, August 25th.-The sec
ond race was won by Tornado, with Elgin
second, Sam Brown third. Time, 215.
The California horse, Tyrant, did not get
place.
The fourth race, free handicap sweep
stakes for three year-olds, mile and one
furlong, Saltpeter won, with Unrest second,
Lenox third. Time, 2:02 The California
horse, Hidalgo, did not get place.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-26
Convention of the Mutual Life Benefit
Association.

BosroN, August 25th.-The tenth annual
Convention of the Mutual Life Benefit
Association of America opened this morn
ing, with the President, E. F. Phelps, of
Galesburg, H., in the chair About thirty
gentlemen, representing societies in all
parts of the country. were present. Presi-
dent Phelps delivered the annual address,
taking a very cheerful and hopeful view of
mutual insurance as also did the Executive
Committee in its report in the afternoon
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-26

LAREDO lIeXas], August 25th.-Five BAN
dts were brought in yesterday by COM
pany of soldiers, who captured them after
desperate fight, in which three bandits
were killed and two soldiers wounded.
One of the slain bandits was Juan Che
varria, aged Is years who is said to have
killed six men. He was brother of Cal
edonia Chevarria, who was hanged here
on the 18th instant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
Business Gbaurcs.

T. LEGANT HOTEL, handsomely furnished.
- al Saratoga, accommodating 900 guests VIII exchange
hflats OF private hons = chilly en- numbered.
THOMAS n. CHOWE, 80 Broadway.
PERSONS WITH LARGE or small means
a Who Wish 10 avail themselves Of the large profits
u cattle Ianclng can hear OF OppOrtuuty Of tDD
Responsible parties who putting young ca on need
n improved fdnch 9I ware oi the profits
tetuIns received within ten months lm,ossble Al
u'ss kANCH, p o. Box .j32.
Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
REAL ESTATE

Nrw.YoRx Wednesday, Nov 4, 1885.
opubc o. real estate were held at the Exchange
and Auction room yesterday.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
By Louis MeS,er.
j.story fiat, No 56 East 92dst s. zoo IL oi ou
BIZ HOrGtiO HenrtQueS.
Foreclou1r, sole william panN!n refeIeel o l94x7i ana
house 10 East 4oth-st, 1856 OF 3dave i9t -
aGonns above and lot lGSi house No 22J East
4Yth.st, Ii 5, POS 8 II G of 3d-ave.
BIZ Idiiei u. seaman.
Foreclosure ,o Waterbury referee plot o. anG
1913 VoihTos Of fG uls ." 300 It Of I1h;ave.
BIZ L. j. d L. PhiHps.
Foreclosure sale Adoph sanger referee lots together IN
G4th.st s s. 23I # e OF lsi-aye.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N.f'ClI CITY
The following shows the real estate transactions record
lGtbst NO G2l West 25xll9x-xll42; Bridget
,2, GSten 70 2 Rsf II Of dve 2l41Ooi Nicho
Cantor and WI Of 70 ID aTe Hattie iOOOO
III ~ Tac u . Wertheim ......,. $500
"'4 Jack son and wife to Eva ur....... 125,5OO
4tn and wife sf 10 10 E Clarke - ... $1,000
o''I Sm n and another to 4 carter $4,000
'''4 RSGer t. to CRsr!cs fcicheft ...... 10000
''n mex AND t another to Samuel 2225o
to Nary NJ II TomPkins ......,. $4,000
der duncan and vito to Rachel GTecnhcr 10000
''' Smith and Wife to NJ $1,000
oV'R wife 70 100 rIu n Ian $4,000
4V'I Fs Hon + 10 Michael iar5cy $4,000
Roneyard g G cor OF 1OIth-sf. 2l3X7O 2xirTegular
Martha Lawson 10 George Walk $4,000
h"4 same TO- same $1,000
for, to Marsaret Cart n - $3.50
- xiISSxs5H Join Stein to james King 800 $4,000
76th.st. $ s. lSp fl W 81 2daVc 2JXlO2.2; Andrew
Kelly and wife TO Theresa slender. 10000
Ra S "a ezeeai ii to SOPHIA Klcmcns 10000
Attorncy.sl. e s. 100 Fl 3 OF Rivingon a. 25X1j;
and another '.. - 1000
lOith.st II : 27j f. lstave 2jXlOoll: NJ
Companv' ! i,,,N' " -'... 'e $500
l33d-st O3l3 West Max Bergen 10 Mary Mills. 1000
Mad son-s No .Oi Bernard Biumbcrg Z III TO New
York Church Extension ana Missionary society 1900.
NJ T. Church. lo,OUu
iO' rel rec. 20 \ y Lac Insurance Co. ~ $500
burn AID another the EXECUTORS to sPadns ~ e65oo
l3th-st. ana $40 East. 4SGNlu33; Ll7a-
beth FO.oy ct alto SicbrlnI MeiNentiOus and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
Afnrsenrcnt5.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

Tomorrow (friday), Nov. 6,
IIrCI 4 Ill Ia hIrfr,nNrnnr

" OADLMI UT MUOIV. IUIIA,
IA Tomorrow (friday) Nov. 6,
LUCIA DI LAMIERMOOR.
Edgardo Sgnor Giannini Aston, SignOr Anna; Pal
nonaO sgnOr Cherubnii Alisa Mile. Bauermcster and
LUCIA Mile Alma Fohstrom (her first appearance in the
director OF the Music and Conductor. signor ARDITL
First Grand Matinee, Saturday November Z az o'clock
CARMEN.
ION Jose signor Rayei Escamio cToreador) signor Del
fucnOi Zunlga SlgnOr Chebni; II DancairO SgnOr Car
aecOlQ II Remendad0 SignOr Rinalin; Morales SignOr
ielett0 Mcnaela Mile DO Paquita Mile Bauerneister;
Minnie Hauk ~ 'NS" S'
Inc incidental advertisement will be supported by
Malylna CavalazZI and the Corps de Ballet
ATINEE PRICES:
- 'FRONT.' Row Boxes Sl6 Second Row do. Sl2; Mezzanne
Boxes, '
Monday, November 9. LA SONNAMBULA. Amina Mile
anna tohstom her second appearance) wednesday Nov
-, u AFRlCAlNE In active preparation and will
shortly lie produced, Aubers Opera FtA DIAVOLO, with
entirely new scenery, dresses and decorations
'front.' Row Boxes. $50; Second Row dol Sl6 Mezzanine
BOXES e Plrquet and Balcony hrst row. 50 90 Bal
TOny all other rOws -; MezZanne Circle Seats ST 80;
Galery. 30 Cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
Ereinces PROPERTY tor Sal: al0 to fc

BUILDING. STORE or LOF rs, 1O1 Spring
ID ST.. northeast cor Mercer. 10 let from Feb ].
FLEDINAND FISH, liG broadway, cor Lberiyst.
BUILDINGS. STORES, LOFTS and OFFICES
I'D IN this vicinity very desirable. tolat.
rutland q WHITING, 3 EccSmanSL
ITO LET.-WhOe buildings, 237 " alter, 239
4 Front 10 James Slip. - Bcckman IT.
rutland & WHITING, = Bccknan ~.
no LET.-StOrc and basement at - 10 81
4 Ncw.CLambers-st at II Ann a.. al - BceGmansL
RULAND & WHITING . BecKman II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05

GCRROGATES COURT.QUEENS COUNTY
ceased.
TO the creditors Of Margaret +. Mitchell deceased.
l0Hll 10 whom u may concern. AL the -
P1fct T. Mitchell dtCc -ed who died iutcsntc
the County Queens wing duly gwen the requisite con.
sent provided Tor In Section 300 Of the Code Cv Proceed.
IRE ana intending to apply tome for letters
To The
but one ~ Id ~ccton 1867 notice i HEREBY all
creditors having claims AGAINST The estate Of said Margaret
Mitchell deceased required 10 present their claims
against sad estate 20 the surrogate OF Queens County
before the 10th day OF November 1885, such
Surrogate In the village OF Jamaica In the County Queens
Dated Jamaica, the 10th day Of October ISIS.
CuAS DE KAY TOWNSEND.
Surrogate queens County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05

THE Z. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co
Il American passenger line for It Thomas, Barbados,
Para Maranham, PernambuCO Bahia. de Janeirl and
possibly santos Connecting for MOntevieo Buenos Ayros
AID intermediate ports in >OuthcTn Brazil.
9IYhNcE satur6sy Noy 2s Al s HoH Hro0tl,E
Pom Newport News, Va, third day succeeding al
PAVLF. GERHARD CO., General Agents 81 Broad.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UN TIED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAM.
FRS FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
GFRTANIc Cant Kennedy -. Thursday, Nov. 3. 3 D.
CELTIC Capt Gieas le Thurs lay Nov ~ a. IN
REPUBLIC Capt Irving THURSDAY nov i9 p H.
ADHATIC Capt Psrssl Ia1f u, N fHtb 20 d. iu
RATES-SalOon $50, $50 nd 500. Return tickets on
favorable Storage from NewYork SO From mo
Old intermediate (Adrl attic only, $50 For IN
ipecuOn Of plans information apply at the COM
r. J. CORTfS. Agent
Agents for Philadelphia STUART TOBEY 400 Walnut-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
Staten Island.

Staten Island.
REV BRIGHTON. :. I.-Privatc family :;
~ pleasant rooms, VII board. ronc two gentlemen
Address Box 2i7, sew Brighton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05

FOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLo CURACAO AM
MARACAIBO.
q Lnafkl

c,n,,. FIOn Pler 30 Last kiver.
yAtSAOAS. Saturday, Nov. 7
VALENCIA Thursd,y Wv
II n w elDC3Jav, Dec.
These AMEIICAN STEAMERS specially built FOR the
use nave very superior accommodations Tor passengors
iotteIs 1hs may De sent % the the
ses3eIs SAL VIII be duly forwarded providing they arc
oosel ~ stamped envelopes Of denomination sufficient
w. de nte1 states postage of per hafOunc
10y freight OF passage apply TO
bOOLION BLISS & DALLETT, General Managers.
LOO Pearls.
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Boaro nn0 Rooms.
East Side.


<,uorc, orCo>-n IOnp e g., ,,...
smaller siI5c rcfrSnco. n GHrcI iSi Mad-on.a,c
., go, o. r., IL. e.; / ~
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4 ENN - H. 81, b'tN'ch 'lh-aNr. anu
OI' '-''' " a''''.'
, 1SI J., ] - tAN J, GRANtRil PAEh
r'nt.. a. en- SUITE Via b01i f ir.. c,th nscd
.b.lD-~ T.. ID EAS Rooms On second floor
-o'p % lot with board Al.o table b.IrL
ID EAST 10TH. ST.-Two rooms to let, with
80 board. references
-, ,,p,,trprl- B,rL f.....,.,.... III. I'm.
rs room, icn, o'ntI.n r'ra .up.ior tl6.r AMI At
tendance: adult. only. reference.
10 lDISON-NVE.-T rent 20 very elegant
- suit, ~ rooms Win rt.ioas- lr ." dc iran.c
p''l 40 . '' ~, VIM, 80, ...,
R'2 fNN Z'l-9 -t'-d"'S i"IHI'H'"
80. t.,1r"orlI-s / ,r,. ,oo,,.. 80, .cc,,,,
.Al l. ~. ~ - - 80. - -, ~
NV I'D T. ".'' ''".'' '''' '' .''
~ EAST POI lI-> second ana ihlId Io"r~'
- WIN Nii.i. u'''I''' ''''''-'' " '' ''i 10 ''
for ni'u'h'" 'Ii.' 10Y '"F
l[n EA~ COL lis I.-Nunny, cIrsan, ~ mr.
I'JO !. D. n room ''''' comfort D" private "'''' u"
.,,,,,,. ,.,.,r ,,.rt,...t IN
RtI& - ,''' -NI..N'' - - T., a.,
- Ire handsomely ."iHl-A'n I"I'''' '' ''' "
W.. eijo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05

.D0E HICK-ST, BROOKLYN - convenient
r1s(D g. Wal-s ard South Frrrf-llr-r comfortable
furnished 90 uufunuI,d Et.t4 TtI8iu1Lr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
Gelp Wanteo.

A LAD, IL or IA years or age, wishing a
good home for the winter at country residence near
the cry one willing and able to do chores can address
5. O., Tribune Office, N Y.
WANTED.-First-cl class cook and laundress
rare opportunity two in family best OF reference re-
quiIed American OF German preferred. Address
GRAMERCY, Tribune Uptown Office, l,238 broadway:
WANTED.-A married gardener without
" children; wife to attend TO milk references required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
Gin propcrIn tor Sale.
Gin 11rcpcrtn 10 Eci.

4 THE NEW modern marble corner stores.
11e ~ a. and 7G Walk r-sf. T5V-u feet gJ feet
from dway, witt ioht tii.c sde- heated by
plate lrdO- pa 90. T .t elevator. yIutnd
Sidewalks cor aiming zen iul Cit Ht. op uc four
namely. store basement ITS. JII -NCnuG Lofts
Dec Icgui
Gj cents 20 rIu.rr loot pc auf nm
BUTLER MAIuEspN q 60, lt9 Broadway.
4 LARGE BLOCK OF LOTS, lilth 10 Itch
a St.. al "a bargain. FIEDINAND FISH.
li' iroadwag cor Liberty.
OFFICES, STORES, LOFTS. BUILDINGS,
~ TO LIT. Apply to TEVpINAND FISH.
- broadway, y. \ cor. Liberty 81.
V'O LET.-Elcgmt f0ur-stOry iigh-~toop
cab Lci.nni,h West -de dwclIng1 i2l West ga and
423 West 1lst SIS. cheap until May aftcr that
e.s0uabl- prices $50 ana OlO inquire O watcuan
premises
.lt% LEXINGTON-ANE., above 3ith-st-
%}'P 10 unfurmsl,d browns house
I'm hne order; nitary plumbing newly pJpcred and painted
Apply 60 premise, $50 10 II "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
Che Curt.

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
Extra meeting az Jerome rk. Thursday NOvcm'
Spcca direct 10 enclosure az the grand stand
leave Grand Depot II As and l2J p m, re-
turning after the Additional trains viii be run II
de Special reserved Tor ladies' and gentlemen dc-
cOmpanying Exclusion ticket, 90 cents licAets on
sale al Grand entra Depot PARK Pa e. B0Mng Cleen
il3 rs and 01 Broadway NcwNOrI az 333 washington
AMI 73O Fuiton'sL, Brooklyn and az - Folrb;st A." Ill
usUurg, L. d. II. VI; hI..r DI n ,In,,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
gounlrn Droper;n for Sale ano 60 Ect.

EOR SALE.-One of the most beautiful
homes in the city OF Los Angeles California consisting
o. ~ acr,s u awk nsI wtm one b!oce q" street cars
grounds beautifully lad out IN lawns and shade trees
WIN Ialge Oh n""oi' YIN > .n" 'iupueiN. IN re
Ingis Vanus Ga Ita che tHuts II olives II ig- so
pOucEIaulic- 20 oman MAI trees ana pauc-e prrlm
There J. Abundance ~ city and private water
divided INTO liicc or more most btullu homes
or suihc ent cry lots be sold from Il
W u pay tine lIH"'S ANS og ap1 I'ehs
house bcart uy ulnished at expense OF about s4uOO
room. Library ana Kitchen with Laundry aHG MashhOusc
in mousse disconnected from the main building The house
this year Of from 500 TO a 900 ana c}nstanty incrny
rs the advance IN agcbrng about Twelve years
~ stuacl IN EIO"lh% Guy 81 90 90 lhhait'ntt IN
seuioWc climate where II never grows cold Rca
mill GENIAL climate which much sought r bv
those desiring change Ot climate from The cold tlc East.
bloom every month the year Address MOKTORD a.
sos Real Estate Agents, 10 NoruI spIingst, Los
ELEGANT HOTEL, handsomely furnished,
- at Saratoga, accommodating 800 guests VIII exchange
Tor Hats or private houses lightly encountered
IHOS. u. GROVE, 100 broadway.
FOR SALE AT RICHMOND HILL, l.. l.
- Wo Queen Anne cottages AZ TOos all mpr0y oincus
ocean perfect order one ine cottage rooms large oI;
plces satisfactory 10 tho Iycrs oniv - pin%s
Ion ISiiles ana BROOKLYN FIELDER 81 Lbcrtysti
III DSON RlVER.-Furnishcd house stable:
ample grounds; select ncrhborioOd elevated site for
rent OF slei rare chance y WRIGHT. rOughRecp,c NY
ORANGE, \. J.-Desirable properties near
~ ali stations, for sale and rent.
;. D~cONDh. opposite Brick Church station
rINO close co-partncrship.-Fn cattle ranch
Apply to FRANCIs b FOISTER 80 Broad 81 l.
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Anlnmn Resorts.
GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL,
HOTEL NEyWERW0oD.
LAKEWOOD. NEW-JERSEY,
minler Resorts.

III AMlLTON HOTEL, BERMUDA,
mt. WILL OPEN NOVEMBER IL.
mouse provided with all modern COnvcniences in
boS electric bells hot and cold water baths The
rcr situated the highest ground In city com.
srt extensive views OF the surrounding country ad-
perle, Islands 1t, elevated position nsures drness ana
he hnaye Driving, boating and fishing uncXcelled
lss,usine and service unexceptiOnsbIe Tins delightful
~Au Is entirely free from alaria.
d SULLIVAN. Manager ''''''
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IO RENT.-TwO second story furnished
Il rooms without board, reference. exchanged.
To- south En0tt-pacc.
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NORTH GERMAN iEdHl MIL LLQ 70 LoS Sc ~
NEW YORK SOUTHANPTON AND BREM "a.
FULD sat. Nov. ~ 5iOah I'D j. " 90 ,, 81 "a "a "a
EMS We'd. Nov. II, $50 - NJ ~ ~ - - a. m,
sNEcKAR sat, Nov Ia, WEittAN el NV -''' '''''
1880 IN.
Steamers marked sail for Bremen direct 800 ~,
On Fxpress s'eamrs 1T CABIN, so : 90 ahd FL ~
('oDil $50 ON older steamers. ID CABIN so.
Steer2gc NJ lowest rates
UELRICHS d co. No lowing DIteh. -----
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
4 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. SANpWICH ISLANDS,
JAPAN. CHINA. NEW.ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, GIN.
TRIAL AND SOUTH A2iEEi' \ AND MEXICO
From New-Yerk per foot an DIST, y. X
the Isrhmus u Pana--
COL0N sails TUESDAY. nov. I'D, noon.
Connecting for Central ana south Amenc and Mexico
Fio5p san francesca. Ii and .nuau SITS,
For China and Japan,
CITY OF NEW.YORK sails Thursday, Nov. ~ 2 p m
FOR H0NOLU LU NEW .ALA y li and Aus RALIA,
IEAIANDTA sails ~a'u'dGr. NV y. % re,
o-oA arrival ~ Loxdor mails AZ san Frcncl'c)
For trcht and general N 0Tnaou pyy ~ CON
barv 0fice on tie der. loot Ca1a-G'. y. r. ..
~ II. J. BUTLAY. superintendent
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CUNARD LINE
D.rNrpAI TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

IN Between New ork and Havre -
,rvs pier new AZ North River foot OF MOrjOn-Si
sWfRIQUE Santeh ..-.....----.-- w gu - -,
SSnGMANDIE Franguel ....W edIsSNa' Nov 20 a. ~
de JOussclin We n"sd zee = p III
81 ~ chin by Olinde ROdTigues ana IT simon 500
cS n1yabe al sight in amounts 10 suit on the Bahque
li@u I0IiI> De BEBlAN, Agent No. q Bowiing Green
BRANCH OFFICE, LILO BROAD"A1.
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BrooklYn.

; WEST Sl'll = I-Ningic and connecting
rooms with superior board private bath highe't ref
rg- rt.Uf rod