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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
Gifentrnis anb Railroads.


BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
~ FALL HTVER Ii" .--Best route Sound Mart
mum RECOMMENDATIONS. minimum rates From pier 81 n 4
foo Of Murray ST. every day Sundays &c edaf g p "
Steamers and ProylG9Dcs Conn ton from DrosE
Hn aud jersey CITY by Annex boat at +. u.
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
i NETWORK. y EW HAVEN AID HARTFORDRR
Trans eave Harlem River station. 30 st and
Lincoln ave IhId Avenue Bf Harlem River
Third Elevated RailrOdd) daily
Sundays, at Gas. 1:jG, 9lO 1000 1855 a M 2l0 3:55
44O $40 GAO and 500 . for Port Morris. Casanova
tOak Point. HINTS Point. West Farms an Nest, West
Chester IDpscns bay chester Peharr say Batoy tCiy
Rochelle with trainr for all poi IA the OF
.he NcwNork, New.Hayen dnG Hartford Railroad, Shore
Line and AR Line Divisions; Newt'anaan. Mldd etown
suied Branches and Boston ard all points
East
hidnignt train for New Rocnee and all intermediate sta.
tons a. 1910 n iay, except Mondays.
Sunday fol- New Rochelle and all Intermediate sta
md $3.50 the latter tTaiI
with way trans Graud Cent?. depot and
Stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
II YORK. LAKE EhfE AID MEsTERN RAILkOAD

u
2Sdst 10 minutes earlier. N'~N -''"
Cosoes to BnsSao1 Ea assfs &
f4lO, Niagara FAILS AMI suspension bridge Sleeping
8pm-Daly Chicago and ST. LOUIS limited Express 4
soi pgLinsa trai. Of Day and hotel siesPisg 0sobs
nj Cleveland 10 50 nv ciDclnrad ss2 a. iesso
600 p ~. aud st. Louis rs? the seccad moTnins
PSp% a n ESS ana ba 'e '0o'
Day ie; 'i SS t'f f
mira BunalO. Niasars Fails. bn9pnah and G4icsgo,
Hshs2Fd u6 st Fs;' $780, .S s ~ 10 '2 7 &c. CIR
$S 79 ioso oO m 6s SGt oqnt nas s
rf's 5 500 ~ 3d. 40 1 S s SO l sGS ~ s 3?sS
$40 iSsG sS M TS5iH 5pnS"Y' Sts ss@ l0a'
Newark ana Patssson yle Newark e16 500 sSy 1893,
p a. and l9 @Saisht Saturday nights only Sandsys
sS s., 80 Io299 2, s,I r.; "a
SAS ssS i6$o an it5 go 3 1850 PM aSa Z 9iiiss
Newburs and Cornwall $50, a. m, $50 4aO, p. sun,
TonIogt cad Kingston and Montgomery 0 a. H. $50 p m.
Goshen 445 1:4a 7'g 1920 N. 81 S:i9 $50, 7s.
ss sS S Sunday ts $50 ioao sf1 go o. ms
ana a1S sis Sf HSn
Port JsTys 49, 7s9s lo29 m 40; 700, 500, $50
p Boa 1 ioaTS sd st. & T. sl gi6 a - NJ toe.s
thirty minutes, and ila5 p. M sundays every thirty
Tcas for passage and apartments in Drawn Room and
Sleeping COACHES can be ohpet nd orders f1i The checking
ana 5 aa a W. 3 pnogSSs 3 %. 60
st. oIlyn or alne tSnGaay's DSsOis 7,o
''''' JOHN 4 Abb0TTt CENT Pass'r Agent Now.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains IRON Cham bersst Depot for EnglewcQd
Closer. Pie ami Nyonk = $50 10 800 .5d
ot0. $40, $3.50 p. IL midnight Sundays Z. 8 a. IN and
Nannet Spring Valley and Monsey T. Ioa m, 1850 p ~
Sundays Q a u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Icrlae week ending Tuesday. Jan. 26, 1856

Rcccipts FOR wrcI-reans jtj bbs Peas, 400 busn
1Iots Beans $50 pkg'. Peas 800 bush i,cei hh ave
held fairly steady choice white beans 0at me ta uS
Truuusmcnts still ma My from home
trade and confined closely 10 choice stock IN Srue' con
tirurdu nd take wide range I'm values ted h,ey HI,
lutte Sonp very soaly and prices favor the buer
rrtty demand Tor Ca f1na Lima 20 bags on yeSt.
dats steamer Green peas have moved little better am
Toms Narrow. DO. White Kidney. f002 90
o. nO cor to Good 5oS 90 Do Black 1872 20
- MedgoGSc o. 20 20 G2 60 Ga, Ped E,0 i55 ia
IL, Tea. Clnicu. 30 southern H. Il. per .,, ,-
DO Poor TO Good. 2jal 40 . bu. bag .... ZV@- %
BUTTER.
Receipts for week. l7.5lS pLrs Exports, liGl pkgs
keep up clos y at dm prices only very small proper
uoi of receipts iancy. ot5 showing deed Why
bitter favor for average qualities OF western 20 ~
ava rtc at B., Sic For the few Extra lglns ar
rvng 81 &c obtained IN wh0lcsole way Fancy Pen.
-ylyaIa loobIng NJ 30 G3ic. bat number OF lo' ho"
witrv detects have 10 down to zoe or less c"
lots exceptionally fine weScpi June creamery remains
Tor lch -, Is asked occasionally obtained but lno
whL. other IanRr rom lJc
10 nrhnH without much demand
oor AZ ~ Ole OILY moderate quantity Of state oair'
trade gcnridY du tud ASIA" rom inc
very urs ,ralc which held alou steady Stock Is oeS
urged the local jobbrr, are using choce
allow ii To- ,"cc; wlat ihey mt bav
Psod pr sometimes mprr than W Guoc ana some O ne
g edge nrkIns ue taken Tor shipment south a.
the bulk n stockfr 10 lin quality in either tus or
h-sn -I44l-c the nominal value and 10 good IN era
wuuu be allowed to 20 OF my icGHlulbc Icrthce ~
T. ndmbtr ~ OriHa " 10 Nrti or lots are oH'E ~
Imitation creamery sellH iarly =" non
luc saw but most h nds running poor nd NOR
OF T. zoe. Khan higher y OF Wuch y" -
cu dairy arriving aud IA generally poor qually OF te
luises slow. l~r &c - obtained ~ hrt SO &C.
i,nE bui .trs! Kit h1r & Il 10 l6c for me
Lcsi Fresh factory mrsay IN competition "l'h
iutt, ana clmarcsre th'tits having very dhl sat
NJ !oe cr piic,s Rolls suncr from The ss,nc cnqsr
az
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n npNNInu LINE

FLORIDA, JACKSONVILLE and al points
Sonth and ~ than cDmpanss rete9i rsll on
eeamer WEDYs cut Rate Ticket Odoo. ~ broadS fS
AGAR Dusuo BagRsxo oheckodI Shoppers reseIVsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
VEGETABLES.

Irish rota bos show te change; free Imports from Eng
land scott nj Germany have sd moderately ~ - er
ba. for MagIn 81 g. fOr InpiO ami 81 ~ per OIL Day
for Gcruan tocS Eastern AMI Nova Scotia potatoes are
now snail supply and further mpOrton rccolgts c2nnot
b. exaoccd TIE weat bre Ks IN the spiing o'ae
stool fr supply selling rather slowly ~ nhchdnge
price,. larger supply dull AMI lower orloA
ke W very plenty and declined 10 4UG3Oc pr
Dbl receipts hight and prices have lmpr0Nel
pnach deiuanl N y 'O"S ~ PCT
BIZ Cabbage firm: o her vegetables generally quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

rrc rta ,r Tho wees 2O;9- pkc- Exports 1867 pE.s
ON t4e Whole n rtc frN good market '1r al grades Of
IA. "a, t,ry ~, hardening tendency 20 prc Export
t- have hal ou, sand ave TAX n some long nrs OF
cheese a. v--ut'C. Ody ia r. hii aud r.
@ fnf lr.i It. most holders aakiuS llc. Fancy col
nave had fow -al. 20 lui luilr hut shippers are
tr, a. white tlcr. ~ n difference IN price some tine
cr ~ cn orcI have chan. d hands nc PC and d.c
t.t.. ~ 3 Thorr also been fair movement IN
g .kiu- ID 10 AMI hr market h-s been clos " cleared
q. nl Grade state h"r-r worm say nom &c down re
.f4 - \. m yv.la SKINS have Dfca heavy but Tho
demand pfovc larger than expected ami prros we've
.ustAurl close quiet cnl seL - scare anything uOlhg
- -. L.--rL-. q Q u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

(uUh > $3.50 c I5T " .,ren.,t III w.
single Journey and excursion tckcts To sUHloA'
Wiuter resorts ..,-,-,o,.,a,, u,,, ,,... o,n,.haa
,n5'Glly, by inal FOR 10 cents. Address
"'"'''' ~ TiIOS. COOK son. 26l Broadway, n. Y.
TOR HAVEN-Steamers leave feck
Sin NJ \ D. m and IL =. M. SUNDAYS excepted ~
Tor early Trans NORM anu hAss
EE,Sursion tp New.Hayen and return 81 Oh
n ORWICH LINE. -. u,.-....-
Reduction OF fares to MI ponts BoSoh ~ w9ycetor
D. So Steamers leave Pier 80 North lVer 10Y Vi
nt.r above Desbros.os Ferry, at ASO p IN daily
except SUNDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
SPIRIT, OF ruRPENTINE.

rHARLRsroY. Jan 26.-rurpentine iirm AZ 52lgc
SaVANNAL Jan 20. -iUrpcntine strong AZ A',~
WLnINGION Jan 20 -lurDtntlne urn az SJG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Straight and excur-
y sion all routes at greatly REDUCED rates write for
other nforatioD also al points west Northwest
INA Southwsst beIths "a two weeks IN advance
LANSING'5 railway Ticket Once S57 Broaaway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. Passenger
trains depot foot Of Cortland aud Dosbrosses sts
ut 5 g. N J. ana b. m. for Easton Bethlehem Allen
town. toa4ing. Mauch Ihnpt, Glen summit YisesesUe
Yes, PULLMAN through ooaehesggq daily Lesa trains AZ
IN. ana $40 IA To- Easton. Bethlehem aud Coplay
rontsin naaohy and aze9n coal region, sunday train
leaves for Mauch chunk and HaZleton < O. nj.
General Eastern Office. Va. 2S5 Broadway.
F. B. BylNGTON. q. p. A.
pQPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ant
j the EA9T,-An rad nom Grand Contfa Depot TIRE
9bm }parof cars etaohsS and II N with palace ssepa
oars. Sundays AZ IL pm. with palace sleeping cara
wv. PtPpLE. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
1886. No" READY 1886.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

1896 NOW READY! 1896
= THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
POLITICAL REGISTER FOR 1886,
Compiled by
Tho Hon EDWARD MCPHERSON
to Clerk Unit States BOuso of Representatives
JUST ISSUED. PRICE 80 CENTS.
Full Of Political Information statistical and oiheT,
Consisting in part Of President Cleye. and's
Inaugural Address;
Coinage Of Gold and silver from Organization Of Z. So
to end OF June. 1855;
Postage Tables and Postal l. egislaton;
Foreign Trade with dutus showing how new tariff
is working;
Political Platforms Of All parties.
Republican Democratic and Prohibition.
Abstract OF Laws;
Elections Of L. 5. senator's XLIXth Congress-
Executive Departments Officers U. S;
Diplomatic OGccrs U. S;
Judicial officers L. S;
Foreign Legations in u g;
u s. De)t statement in Two forms:
Property Valuation in Counties OF New YORK.,
T.. Revenue, &c;
Governors OF states aud T rritoues;
Full Returns Of II state Elections held IN 1885
Election Returns, New YORK state by Counties,
NY. city by Assembly districts
Kings County ny Wafds AMI Towns for COunty Officers
Supervisors AldeTmen At Large,
District Aldermen. &c;
New.YorE state Government;
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PRICE 81 CENTS FIVE COPIES FOR 81
Address TIE TRIBUNE,
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1nsirntilon.
For Young La1iss-Gountry.

For Young La1es-Country.
HONE BOARDING SCHOOL for misses ana ',
children oac hoar ron 1, 9fy " 1lt Thnrstoa
stamford, Conn.
NYACK SEMINARY for girls limited d, nH gIa-
~ Scr5 a%GGs. MIA ia%T bE tToI
WINE EI,NS.n SpriuclielI, Mass. Family.
/ Day AMI Music school for Iris PT'n'rH Aclde"'N
Classical ?f 5Ss P'oiER CmAMPHEY, Principals
Tor Boys and Young Mea-Country
ROYs and YOUNG MEN privatci;y fitted fit TO-. for
,amme TU 81 Winter HOFFMAN s,ocEDndgs Ases
a. fora Coma. Parents w!o arc unfortunate ~ Ihe man
ssenen. o. sr 'ops Wi 90 W. 10 lI99' y 1 s
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, n. j.
amo a:f y yi and rF sF1S Tor R G'$d 0
HIGHLAND MILITARY, ACADEMY.
wCEei: re-. sotG {sa s S2ai ssS 1881
A fss aHH ro1sss - eet %' Lish yeaos
Toys s1ec primary Ili, conn SISin sGnae hah
T GSds h@ aa eS vf nF depart
nen'' horses and 0ea"'i'" 3e'| Eis6N An Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
ce;er CG',y id rG TloGGs1 CIsr
ta- IS English COLONEL THO. HYATT President
GWIFHIN G.. SHORTLlDGE'S ACADEM1
- for Young Men end BOYS. Media. Penn. IL mile. from
Philadelphia liked price covers eyefy cnpenss even oSoEs
nation Experienced teachers ali men .nd al
sp & e4 a ard ' @ 1s
or students studies choose the recuar ng
hsh srenuhc Business Classical Ciyil engineering
Course students fitted az Media Academy are now ID ar
ward Princeton AID other colleges aud polytechnic
schools Med has seven churches temperance charter
Which prohibits the sale OF al intoxicating drinks For now
address the Principal and Proprietor
SWlTHIN {. SnORTLtDGE 4. NJ.
(Harvard University Gre'u2teL
Media Peun
For Both Sexes---Country.
nOCKIAND COLLEGE, Nyaci -on-the.
X Hndson Preparatory and business for gentlemen,
graduating for LADIES' .Wcdro e"'neis' "'A'0'
sass,on opens Jan 4. send Tor catalogue =, r,
sesSloh '''A' '" ". u. ASISTER a NJ FIln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
DRIED FRUITS AND BgumEs.

Ro.epta fr week 41i pigs Exports dried apples .92
IAt frvsonratrd apple to keep futv firm "a al
y'ir INT fancy flii has old so"ly ami receivers have
%" 'ti, the 'rOrt "a Induce "A mo
conc ION /, materially ettnc by the abundance
I ,,,,s- a. ,crn appc!g We no0 httle Inquiry for
n , I'M heavy pa krd ohio or stat quarters but All
l ni ,ul d'd, sliced or cOtr-ecr applos are so
oH %,rg,' Not much dong pea hes. either cyapura
a.. .rijTd Ua pierre, lltul over and dun Irnle
seCtol bbls prime at
-. 'i,urllrhrrrr- nominal BlacSbcIrius finn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, Il. l.
w Leave Grand Central Depot Us followsi
At ) q. IN, wing In Newport ut 20 p IN
At2p m, arriving In Newport at 50p m
(DfaWinnrooai cars attached 20 beth trains
-----' IAEopORE WAhhEN. Sup't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
POULTRY AND GAHR

ccnt. Of live poultry have been larger demand only fair
os lar fog and chickens have ruled a little Tower
S - three caroads Of Western IN yesterday sales
IheIc ~ zoe for iSt fowls DC for ,kcna md
Mcl' nd 4 & cliCkcna
- ~ ihs Jews no. &C Ducks aud continue 10
cl we and ons very 7oAs pio'S risecns close little
easier. ,.,., ,ouitiv hov. hcen Var, To-. -,
90 turkey generally Of heavy weight straight
AI ~ Iii AT about lOUilc Al tho close chOcc West
rrn aIe freely ogre at Oe and some Of very good
quihy ~ arge SIMPLY dull and weak Jersey chickens
ehs ii and dn at zoe for straight lots Prime Western
pch,) h' reach S2U9C, but mixed inta
o9 . h cLcns and fowls OF good average
OIntf r. ~ nos, the ruling price Ducks and ceear auet
9us5 Sc quality held unchanged Capons plenty and dull
Sauabs firm siouIv and ,ri.oa c,--.--
, 1usat and par,rdges IN moccrate supply aud
gIOuSo "a dnchs scarce ana FIRM Hare, and rnbhits
n Tier January 81 no qu ~ grouse, partridges, bares
ste .8Sh,,s cyn be legally sold Ia this market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
Nrw 1)nbllca hons.

ARE YOU GOING TO A WINTER RESORTf
IA HOME JOURNAL. out tOdgy,
has choice list of places.
For sale everywhere cents.
MORRIS PHILLIPS & Co. : PARK place. New Ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
For Both Sexes---Country.

DOCKIAND COLLEGE, Nyacll on-the.
IL udson-PreparaCrg and business ioG sent;m ac
graduating COURSE ladies tWcI'e teachers winner
session opens Jan 4. send Tor catalogue =, r,
sesSi0i '''A'''" ". u. RASISIER- A NJ Trlh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

Apples, nv" 7L,a 7S,'i0 y O. peeled "
DO pr,nic 10 cloicc o. - sundneh al3
~ pnmrou 10 fair d GA|pO. GA. peeled,
~, y g. sliced dried flncy........ lOdIl
'vI., lance -. 4 a ~ DO. Ga. peeled, lair
Ia TO- choicc.... 8,d ~ tochocc 49,. 7 q Oq
10 w., " mime .. - 20 DO. uuorClcl. sun.
No. go gr. b5. 3.a drrhalycslssj 2ss8 -,
- pi, M. bhls.. 81 10. tu r. rs. 1850. 3
10 ~, and X ara 2ad "a .asIbrrres, rVapa
no. no. S CO. anartir, 2Eo 2'4 rai"l ls-5-'I7 9Th
- Do. u-dIicd, 1885. 10 4lBL,
bu.., ias5 2I.d 4lChCrrcs iNSJ. prlmel a
.uI' l'Iur,a a. ~. HucElcbcrrics, lNSj BL,0 7
1,,pp"n', cl' tyap. BlackbCTne4. 1885,. 8 a gu
,''.i,., u G25 lPiums. DampDn...7 n
Puma. state y an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

, ,,,. Tar tho week SJ3 bales Exports, 2g2 bales
irJ about steady all grades hut the market IL
Flc's Etort llini most Of their orders ~ the
very urithcr brewers dealers dsDo4cd to oper
.terv Quotations cover the small business
but any pressure |" SCH "o'u S'o oyersa decided
acvautacc. 80, .,,-....,,.,,
crop W Ia rood Eastern 1888 ..... q a
,op ~, -. 7lU Pacific Coast 1885 all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

~
,,nse aye been in HrG supply very dnl and weak Al
81, ~. i.o 4 sal AMI BALDWIN 81 2A0
,,f I'LL only fcH rN'tpuonaly choice lot reaching
=, ,3l ~ tIni,H are plenty bat n,ihy y. poor qual.
choice frc-l tattWbt night demand
~ & Ur,ubcItrs nave eatly mad sales 20 pr.
.'-'.t i Iua 90 bbl Tor Ia fur quaIty; no
Ir demand for hettrr grade, ANA quotations nominal
In. NJ frosted IOItG. have recently arrived
- nm ogi..r3 have N'L d some some have been sold
ef A. i.fceu prices from - 'u per box downVari
u l.. hands uuspd The best
t i,-i nlc Jul weaker the demand LAYING laden
NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

le,,.- or y,ck IL PKG. The market has ruled
a., -r, ann. and tc.tng buy cI- favor ON SATURDAY
moo r. sIuc speculative dem M caused b' cold stormy
Wrk W!ih weather
~, f'r..nf. running larger than anti ipatNd. buy
&C. &c.. holding and 40 "a. clio the mdrkrt j. dull
IT,, I f.i tn,ut steady fancy IRE % lad eggs
. would have p, .nnd. 10 elect prompt sales. Lined
..,- ,it,lfut Do. .unuS Of domestic TuCk IL ght and
H. n .,.,iy European are RELY deere Sc and duh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27

Tho Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON,
kts Clerk of the United Bouso of Representatives
JUST ISSUED. PRICE 80 CENTS.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-02
The Duty of a HeaIth Officer.


The Secretary of the State Board of
Health was written to by citizen. asking
the Secretary to define the duties of a City
Health Officer To this communication
the following reply was received. 1t has
been furnished the RECORD UNION for pub
LEGATION:
DEAR SIR There being some misapprehension
rs TO the Importance OF a competent Health
Oihcer, ana being asked TO define the qualifca-
tlohs ana duties OF SUCH permit me to say that
ne should be 4 man of good habits cleanly in
person, atiable and courteous in manner OF
frmneSs in disposition a determined man one
VINO knows well how to deal with those whom
be has 10 meet, and must realize that Health
Omcer is not generally welcomed until he has
shown by his good services to individuals fam
lies and the city that he is a public benefactOr
and not an inquisiuYe place-seeker He should
be man made competent for his services by a
careful study of the means of preventing vari-
Gus nuisances and theIbest methods of removing
them when they do occur. He should have
some knowledge of chemistry, of physics of
PLUMBING, and the proper manner of having
sewers constructing cesspools, trapping waste
pipes ana properly yentilating them. He should
also be perfectly familiar with the use of disin-
fectants and deodOrizers and the qualities of
each. He should also have a correct knowledge
OF al the city ordinances relating to health
and be capable of making diagram if neces-
Sary. OF the whole city, and locating in each
BLOCK It's sewers, cesSpools and outhouses,
which forms basis for work which is intelli-
gent methouiCal and accurate, instead of that
which is spasmOdic and unreliable which waits
for nuisances and then only displays its activity
by simply abating them. In the work of an
Health Officer system of visitation and record
Is indispensable, and thus only can the proper
sanitary condition of a city be secured. The
Ohicer OF Health occupies position of greater
trust than any official under the control of the
city government. Upon him depends the
safety of the citizen and the health OF the com
munlty nom the pestience that walketh in
darSnesS-' And the appointment of any man
who has not the great majority of the require
ments above, in part, enumerated, is not fit to be
appointed 10 such Office, and those who know
lngly commit the care of a city like ours to an
ignorant and incompetent person are guilty of
a crime in comparison with which murder
sinks into insignihcance. Yours truly
GERHARD G. TYRRELI.
Secretary State Board of Health
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-02
NIetropolitan Theater.

McNish, Johnson & Slavin's famous
minstrels commence brief engagement at
the Metropolitan this evening, when one of
the most satisfactory entertainments ever
given III the city by members of the burnt
cork profession may be anticipated
Frank E. McNish, Carroll johnson and
Bob Slavin are well-known throughout the
country as frst-class artists and mirth
provokers, and their company comprises.
IN addition to comedians and dancers. a
number of superior singers, who will in
roduce new songs and ballads. The
specialties, jokes, etc, rendered aud perpe-
trated by members of this combination are
new and fresh, and departure from the
time-worn and stale efforts which the pub
lie, because of familiarity, receives with
contempt An interesting feature Of the
entertainment viii be Charl Mitchell's
classic posturing. The management have
determined to enlarge the engagement in
this city, originally limited to three nights
and Saturday matinee, by giving a conun-
drum matinee Sunday afternoon at ,
o'clock, when prize will be offered for the
best conundrum-all received in competi-
ton to be read from the stage They can
be sent TO the box office by those desiring
to compete.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-02
No. 1ol4 FOURTH STREET
.RAEI 70 2 MIA
TEE +" HOME SEEKER.

The immigration AssociationO of North.
ern California is new preparing to issue
the March number of the "H0ME
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filled March %. 1851

Filed March %. 1886.
| May 2, 1SS2-Martha Bennett to John
Williams-Lot Is, block s, town of Fol-
/ som $1,000.
! August 20, 1Ss2-John Williams to Jacob
/ Hyman = Aforementioned property
81 900.
Filled March 80. 1886
March 80, 1S56-Elizabeth L. Hoyt to
Albert Gallatin:and others, Trustees of the
Marguerite Home-North % feet and 3
inches of south 50 feet inches of the east
50 feet, and the southss40 fee of the east 10
feet of the west 40 feet of lot t. ] and X
Second and Third streets; 81 900.
March Is, 18S5-Dora Sehmaelzle and
Caroline Orth to Henry Wittpen-Lot .. |
and J, Twentyeighth and Twenty ninth
streets; $780,
March 80, 1SS6-Margaret Daniegen TO
Mary Williams-Part of ten-acre lots IL
and u, south of the city of Sacram ento ::
$500.
Filled March 81, 1886
March 80, 1SS6-Janet Meyer to Henry
Meyer-Half of the east half of the west
half of lot g. ] and X, Second and Third
streets.
March 81, 1SS6-John Wheel to o. A.
Hale and others-South quarter of the
north half of lot 5, ] and X, Eighth and
Ninth streets; $1,000
Filled April l, 1861
April l, 1SS6-A. J. Bump and +. Is. Hous-
ton TO J. w. Houston-Two acres of Swamp
Land Survey No. $50. Sacramento county;
81, 500.
April /, 1SS6-Rich P. Burr and wife and
Nelson Mcdonald and wife to Frank P,
Lowell-Lots and 4, F and G, Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets.