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STRUCK A BONANZA.
l Schooner Discovers q Chest of Treasure
in the Sea-

"A ScHoOuer DIscOVers q Chest OF Treasuro
in the Sea.
ICopyi0ht, 1888, by the California associated Press
CHATHAM (Mass), May 2lst. = The
schooners Luther Eldridge and Emulator,
while dragging for anchors lost in last
winters ice embargo recently discovered
off Chatham what appeared to be large
iron chest, popularly supposed to be full of
treasure and lost in a foreign frigate
wrecked here years ago. Failing to raise
the chest with graphing irons, the captains
OF the schooners have engaged professional
divers, with whose aid they are now trying
to secure it. Objects resembling cannon are
plainly discernible on the sea bottom
around the chest,
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mys-TuFlorp&w

SoIdby al Druggists ossent by mail
on receipt OF price. Pit up only by
PoNo's EZgRAcT CO.. 7so ~ Ave-. Il. z
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ASGosTURA BITIERs are indorsed by all
the leading physicians and chemists for
, their purity aud wholesomeness. Beware
of counterieits, and ask your grocer and
druggist for the genuine article, prepared
by DR., ], G. B. Siegert 4 Sons.
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ENTERPRISE Up NORTH.

The Yerka People Bound to Have Rail-
road Connection.
lcopF7gh. 1888, by pe California associates PressI
YERKA, May 21st.-An enthusiastic meet
ing was held this-evening for the organiza-
ton of a branch railroad company from
Yerka to Montague. J. NJ. Walbridge, ].
Churchill, Chas. Junker, II. B. Gillis and
+. Autenreith were elected Directors. The
first assessment of twenty-five per cent.
was paid in, with guarantee of all the
stockholders for the payment of the second
assessment in sixty DAYS.
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icOpy,lgh. 1888. by de California Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, May 21st.-The five-year -uid
bay trotting stallion Hector Wilkes, by
George Wilkes, dam Carrie Clinch. died st
| the Sherman stock farm to-day. Sherman
was recently offered $4,000 for the horse.
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BIyHRS AND HARBORs.

Changes In the Pacific Coast River Ap-
preparations.
WAsHISGroN, May 2lst.-The total in
crease in the river and harbor bill, as re-
ported to the Senate, is about million and
half dollars. The appropriation for Oak
land, Cal. is made $3.50, 600; Wilmington.
CAL, $62 50OJ the canal at Cascades. Or
$3e0,00o; mouth of the Columbia, Or
$500,000; Lower Willamette and Columbia
in front and below Portland, Or, $IOO, GOO:
Willamette above Portland, $29, 600; Tilla-
nook bay, Or, $4,000; Yaquina bay, Or,
Sl50 800
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tCepyrga. 1ssS. b. The California Associated Pre,,I
BANGOR (Me.), May 2lst.-Every bar is
now running in fall blast. One saloon
keeper says to inquirers The Constables
do nothing 10 enforce the liquor law, while
they often make a good thing keeping
still -
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drowned. With the baby in his arms
johnson fought his way to the highlands
FAMILIES MISSING,

Two families living in the Sny District
are unaccounted for. No trace of them can
be found. 1t is probable that many fatali-
ties will be recorded when all the facts re-
gardiDg the flood are known.
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More Money for the Militia.


WAsHINGToN, May 21st.-Senator Mand-
erson, from the Committee on Military
Affairs, to-day reported favorably the bill
to increase the annual appropriation for
the militia from $400, 900 to 100000.
Death of q Senator's Wife.
!copygH, 1855, by he California Associated Iressl
WASHINGTON, May 2lst.-The wife of
Senator Sawyer of Wisconsin died sud
denly this morning. She has been an in
valid for long time.
The President to Visit Philadelphia.
WASHINGTON, May 21st-The President
and Mrs. Cleveland will leave Washington
on Wednesday morning to attend the
Presbyterian anniversary at Philadelphia.
New Railway Mail Superintendent.
WASHINGTON, May 2lst.-W L. Bancroft,
of Port Huron, Mich, mas been appointed
General Superintendent of Railway Mail
Service, vice l. E. Nash, resigned
Death of " Charlie Street.
CopNi2li, 1sSS, by the California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, May 21st.-C. F. Street, a
forty-niner and former resident of Tuo-
lumne county, died here to-day
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NEVADA.
NEVADA.
Arrest of Miles FinIen for the Murder O

Arrtbt Oh hIIIes FInItn lot tI1e Murder OF
David Pyne.
Copyright, lsss by the California Assocized Prssl
VIRGINIA CITY, May 21st-Miles Finlen
was arrested to-day on charge of murder
in striking David Pyae on the neck on
May 5th from the effects of which Pyne
died yesterday. An autopsy held last
night disclosed the fact that deceased's 8
death was caused by concussion of the
brain, either from deceased falling against
a timber when struck, or from Finlen's
blow
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TWO CHILDREN Drowned.

Farmer Johnson was guarding the levee
when it broke. He hurried home, got his
three children, and made desperate efforts
to get to the bluffs but was oyertaken by
the floods, and the two children, a boy and
girl, aged respectively 5 aud years, we're
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MAULIFFE WINS.
The California Boy Knocks Glover Out
in Fifty-three Rounds.

in Fifty-three Rounds
SAN FRANCISCO, May 22d-A. M-The
Glover-McAuliffe fight did not get under
way until after midnight. At this hour
(1:l5 A. M thirty-six rounds have been
been fought, and everything is in Nc
Auliffes favor.
1:a0 A. M.-Forty- eight rounds have been
fought, and the light is still slightly in Nc
Abilities favor.
"a. M.-McAuliffe won the fight, knock
ing Glover out in the fifty-third round.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

ID DAY. June 9. 1888, q. 4 O'clock ?. H., by
either member of she Board of Trustees of the
Newcastle Sehool District, for the construction
OF new three room School-honse and eonye-
aienees in sai4 town Bids details and specif-
eatioDs may se seen at the rooms Of Mr. Charles
Beasley, Architect, at Stockton, or 8, the once
OF GEO. y. KELLOGG, Newcastle. Ihe BesId
reserves the right to reject any or Gil oids.
BuildiIs to be complete on or before August %,
| 1855. A. S. WHITTEMoRE, E ". CulfER,
| GEO ID. KELLOGG, Trustees OF Newcastle
seAool Gistrict, myzlot
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The Fuliar Nomination.

WASHINGTON, May 21st. - The Senate
Committee on Judiciary to-day further con-
sidered the nomination of Melville W.
Fuller to be Chief Justice. A member of
the committee is authority tor the state
ment that the present status of the case
warrants the belief that Fuller will be con-
tirmed at an early day.
mittee from Walker Blaine, Judge Gres-
ham, ex-Secretary Lincoln and Judge
Drummond, of Chicago asking that Fuller
be confirmed
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NATIONAL GROCERY,
1923 and 1850 j Street, Sacramento

A FULL LINE OF CHOICE FAMILY GRO
"A ceries always in stock. Also, Strawberries,
Raspberries, Cherries and all kinds of garden
stuff. Fresh Butter spe cialy.
lplm Q. EHMANN, Proprietor.
DOSEDALE MARKET, 721 j STREET. SAC
III rameuto. CAL, ATTAMA, WATSON Il CO.,
Proprietors-Wholessle and retail dealers in
Vegetables, Fruit, Eggs, Produce in General,
Poultry, Game; Fresh, Smoked, Salt and Dry
Fish. Hotels, restaurants and families supplied.
Goods delivered free of charge. sp5-2m
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BETTER THAN HABEAs CORPUS.
The Chinese Treaty on Its Way to China
for Approval.

ICopyngM, 1888, by gte Cali fornia Anosated Pressl
WASHINGTON, May 21st.-The Chinese
treaty recently ratified by the Senate has
been sent to China for the approval of the
Imperial Government. There is no doubt
of its ratification by the Chinese authori-
ties, and Minister Hoon has assurances to
that effect. 1t is expected that the treaty
will be signed and returned to this country
before the return of the Chinese Minister
from Peru. Meantime the California Sen.
ators and Representatives will endeayor to
secure the passage of the bill to carry the
provisions OF the treaty into effect before
the adjournment of Congress.
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lcopV7ghf 1885, by the California AssOsoied Prcss.l
RED BLUFF, May 21st.-Joseph Charest
the 11-year-old SON. Of John Chareet, was
drowned about 2 P. M. to-day in the Sacra-
mento river near the Sierra Lumber Com
pany's factory. The citizens are searching
the river for the body.
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AROUND THE BAGS,

Chicago Goes Down-A Day Noted for
Its Whitewashes.
CHICAGO, May 21st.-The Philadelphias
downed the home team to-day in game
which was interesting and abounded in
brilliant playing. The pitchers on both
sides did good work. Chicagos.
Philadelphias T.
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STAR MILLS and MALT HOUSE,.

In1c 10ls, 1920 FIFTH STREET, SACRA
IUlO, Inento. EEUBOURG & LAGES, Pro
prietors. Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds
sf Meals. Would call special attention to our
sIs in Hops, C0rks, Produce, Grain, Feed and q
general assortment Of Brewers Supplies
ss-Exchange sold on all principal cities in
urope In
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THE 80" STRIKE.
Report that the Burlington Men Will be
Taken Back.


Report thai the Burlington Men VIII be
Taken Back.
lCoHrigM, 1888. by the California Associated Pressj
CHICAGO, May 2lst.-The Times this morn
ing says one of the engineers at the head
quarters of the striking employees of the
Burlington road said last night that the
engineers and firemen of the "Q' road
would be discharged by June 10th. All
the old men are to be taken back, one by
one, and the matter of their wages would
be discussed. He also suggested that Gen.
eral Manager Stone would discover that his
health was too feeble TO continue working,
and he would take vacation.
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EASTERN RACES.
Baldwin's LibrettO Wins the Merchants
Stake at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May 21st-The first race to-
day, one mile, selling, Pat Donovan won,
Lepanto second, Orange Girl third. Time,
1:44i.
The second race, three-fourths of & mile.
selling, Champagne Charley won, Come to
Taw second, Sallie o. third. Time, 1:163.
The third race. one and one-eighth miles,
Merchants handicap, Libretto won, Telie
Doe second, Benedict third. Time, i:561.
The fourth race. one mile, selling, Or
derly won, Irish Pat second, Lafayette
third. Time, 1:461.
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AMONG THE FLOODS.

LUss OF Lile AnOnS PeOPIe IN the
Hooded Districts.
tCopyrieat, 1855. blythe California AssOcised Pressl
QUINCY (Ill.), May 21st-Semuel Moore
attempted TO escape from the second story
OF house in the Indian Grove Leyee Dis
trict, where he had been food prisoner
for several days. He embarked in skiff
with his tive children. The current
swamped the boat against a tree. Moore
was drowned, but the children clung to the
crushed boat, which caught in pile of
drift-Wood and were rescued
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THE SENATOR'S BLUE MONDAY,

PrTTsBuRG. May 21st.-The Washingtons
were unable to hit the ball to-day, and re-
ceived whitewashing. The home team
played a splendid game. Score-Pittsburgs
5; Washingtons, 0.
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AT GRAvEsEND.

BROOKLYN, May 2lst-The first race to-
day, five eighths of mile, Cyclops won,
Monmouth second, Pocatello third Time,
E03l.
The second race, one and one-sixteenth
miles, Brown Duke won, LIE Logos second,
Rupert third. Time, 1:49l
The third race, one and one-sixteenth
miles, Falcon stakes, Larchmont won, Pros
pect second, Golden Reel third Time,
1:514.
The fourth race, five eighths of mile,
Clover stakes, Fides won, Miss Cody Sec
ond, Servia third. Time, 1:03a.
The fifth race, five-eighths of a mile, for
two-year-olds, Tariston won, Seymour sec
ond, Gypsy Queen third. Time, 1:034.
The sixth race, six furlongs, Marsh Redon
won, Malaria second, Thomas third. Time,
Lie
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Indianapolis. May 2lst.-The $4,000
battery and its accompaniment of seven
was whitewashed to-day by the Hoosiers in
game which was essentially a pitchers
contest. The winning run was made in
the third. when Hines and Glasscock had
bases on balls, and Denny made two
bagger. Score-Indianapolis, l Boston, 0.
CLOSE CONTEST AT DETROIT.
DETROIT, May 2lst-New York had the
best of the batting to-day, and won the
game. 1t was well PLAYED and interesting
throughout. Score-Detroit, Z; New
York, 8.
OTHER GAMES,
BALTIMORE, May 2lst.-Baltimore 0, ST..
Louis 4.
PHILADELPHIA-Athlet IA, Louisville 4.
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PACIFIC COAST.
ANOTHER OREGON MAN SHOT FOR
A DEER.
1reka to Have a Railroad-Swaft
among the Webfeet-Two Sad
Gases of Drowning-Etc.
THE WOOL OUEsTION.

IPEcAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRp-us1osl
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He Fell Among Thieves.

CoPy10hf' lsss, BY the Cai rornia Associated Press
BOSTON, May 2lst.-George w. Blanch-
ard, of Los Angeles, came East couple of
weeks since for visit. and since then has
been thoroughly enjoying the elephant.
Saturday night in dive on Kneeland
street he met two women, Alice Reay and
Elizabeth Ferguson, who took him to a
tough hotel, and after getting him full
robbed him of nearly 81 600 and his bank
book. The women were arrested. but very
little of the money was found on them.
The bank book was recovered.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 21st.-[Special.l J.
w. J. Collins, Superintendent of the Ben
ton Mining Company, was arrested this af-
ternoon, charged with falsifying the pay
rolls. His stealings amount to about
81 300
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
PRIVATE BOARDING

ND LODGING, NATHAN BUILDING, COR
n ner Seventh and streets-The dining room
has been entirely refitted and refurnished. and
will be kept in irst-class style. Board, 81 q
week MRS 5. A. HUTCHINGS,
apl0-1m Proprietor
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SAN FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

McAuliffe and Glover are in training for
their glove fight.
The printers on the Morning Herald
struck for their back pay on Monday.
Alexander Badlam has just returned
from the East after a two months visit to
Boston, New York and Washington.
Mrs. DR.. Mary Walker, of Washington,
D. c., the Unknown woman's rights agi-
tator, is the guest of Miss Dieiz of Oak
land.
The Grand Jury has indicted E. J. Bald
win and others for conducting and playing
at a hokey-pokey game at the Baldwin
Hotel.
George Heminger, the young machinist
injured ON Sunday, the 18th instant, by
falling from an Alameda train, died on
Monday.
A young man named Henry Linden
berger committed suicide al his home, 231S
Suffer street on Monday Deceased was
employed as salesman by Bancroft & Co.
1t is proposed TO give an extra days rae
ing during the blood-horse meeting for
the benefit of The family of Sidney l..
Marsh, who was killed last Saturday at the
track.
The ship Frederick Billings, at present
in the harOor is the largest American sail.
ing vessel afioat She is 3-decker, and is
27S feet in length. 44s feet beam and 80 feet
in depth.
Alexander Martin, Meter and Refner at
the Mint, is in danger of losing his official
bead. Many complaints have been received
to the effect that he is a very offensive
partisan"
Captain William Gardner, who brought
into this port the first vessel from Liver
pool in 1849, the bark Jane Dickson, died
at his residence, 1881 Union street. on the
Dist instant.
Early Monday morning the boiler of the
Morring Times exploded. Luckily the
engineer, the only one about the fire.
room, was in an adjoining room and es-
capped without injury.
A delegation of gentlemen, who may be
said to represent the wine and brandy pro-
! ducers, intend TO go to Sacramento to urge
| the reappointment of Mr.. Haraszthy as
| Viticultural Commissioner.
The case of Grist VS.. the Central Pacific
| Company for damages was dismissed by
Judge Hamilton. of Alameda. yesterday,
tor want os prosecution. d. NJ. Delmas,
the attorney for plaintiff, failed to put in
an appearance.
Entries for the Pacific coast field trial
derby for 1888 at Bakersfield, close on May
1st Names of the dogs with a forfeit OF
| S., must accompany each entry. Com
municatiOns NAV be sent to the Secretary,
N. P. Sheldon, 800 Sansome street.
1t is rumored that there is lively row
| among the Republicans of the Senatorial
District represented by Henry Vrooman in
| the State Senate, and it is openly announced
| that w E. Dargie will contest for the nom-
ination ia opposition to Mr.. Vroomen, who
is candidate for denomination.
A young Englishman named Walter
Turner was standing on the corner of Rose
| and Annie streets in the rear of the Palace
Hotel, between II and o'clock on Sunday
morning, when he was gsrroted, robbed
and beaten by three footpsds. One of bis
assailants, Dick Daily, has been arrested.
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ON GERMAN SOIL.
Englands Queen Received In Berlin with
Hospitality.

BERLIN, April 24th.-Queen Victoria ar
rived at Cbarlottenburg at 8 o'clock this
morning. The Empress. Crown Prince and
Crown Princess of Saxe-Meiningen re-
ceived her at the depot. Prince Henry and
his sisters, the Princesses Victoria, Sophie
and Margaret, Sir Edward Malet, the Brit
ish Embsssador at Berlin, Duke of Rutland,
and the Burgomaster and Municipal Coun-
Gil of Berlin, were also present.
The greetings between Queen Victoria
and the Royal family of Germany were
warm. The Crown Prince conducted the
Queen. to an open carriage drawn by four
horses, which she entered, and with the
Empress beside her, was driven 10 the
castle. Crowds of people lined the route,
and cheered enthusiastically as the carriage
passed.
T.. Q1een TaiG Isl; 10 iI,e Emp, ror
shortly alter Ler ar; ii III lie castle. lie
| doctors feared that the meeting would ex-
cite the Emperor and probably upset him,
but their fears were groundless. The En-
peror seemed rather brighter after the in
terview, and his temperature was normal.
| The Queen went Immediately to see the
| Emperor and was astonished and delighted
to see him looking better than she ex-
pected. She will depart tomorrow unless
| the Emperor should have relapse.
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Probability of the Success of the Pr
posed Canal Lottery.
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A ND MACHINE SHOP, FRONT AND n
N streets, Sacramento. All kinds of iron and
brass castings, Gutenbergers Horse power Bar
ley Mills, Roller 0re-crusher and patent Ground
Roller. WIN. GUTENBERGER, Prop. n16-tf
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Probability of the Success of the Pro-
posed Canal Lottery.
Copyright. 1885, By the California Associated Pres
PARIS, April 24th.-Panama canal shares
have gone bsllooning, and De Lesseps
friends are jubilant. Spectators bought
freely on the Bourse yesterday, driving the
shares up 81 francs. Everybody has agreed
sanction the issue of the lottery loan to
complete the work.
Yesterday the Committee of Initiative, to
which the proposal was referred, ordered
its reporter to make report in favor of the
De Lesseps bill.
NJ. Maret tabled the favorable report in
the Chamber. 1t advises that the cana
company be authorized to raise $50, 900 600
francs on the lottery plan, with the Govern.
III rents approval
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George Heminger, the young machinist
injured ON Sunday, the 18th instant. by
falling from an Alameda train, died on
| Monday
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SCROPULOUS SORES.
A Chla's Grent smTerinss Ended by the
Cntiruri Remedies

A Chila's Grent SnherinsS Ended by the
Cutiuura Remedies.
When six months Old the left hand OF our lit
tie grandcilld began 10 swell, and had every
appearance of a large boil. We poulticec it, but
ali 10 10 purpose. About five months after it
became a running sore. Soon other sores formed,
he then had two OF them on each hand, and as
his blood became more and more impure, it
took less time for them to break out. A sore
came on the chin, beneath the under lip. which
was very offensive. HIS head was one solid
scab, d.scharging a great deal. 1his was his
condition at Y months old, when undertook
the care OF hin, his mother having died when
he was a little more than year old, of con-
sumption (ser0fula, OF Courtel. He could walk
little but could not get up If he fell down, and
could not move when in bed, having no use of
his hands. | Immediately commenced with the
CUTICURA REaEuIEs, using the tuTICURA
aud LUTICCRA SOAP freely, and when he had
taken one bottle ofthe CUTICURA REsoJvENT his
head was completely cured, and he was i'm
proved in every way. We were very much en-
couraged and continued the use OF the Rene
dies for a year aud a half. One sore
af.er another healed. a bony matter forming in
each one OF these five deep ones lust before heal
taken out; then they would heal rapidly. One of
these ugly bone formations l preserved After
taking dozen and half bottles he was COM
pletely cured, and is now, at the age of six
years strong and healthy child The scars on
his hands must always remain. HIS hands are
be able to use them. All that physicians did
for him did him no good. All who saw the
child before using the CUTICuRA REMEDIES and
see the child now consider ii a wonderful cure
II the above facts sre of any use to you, you axe
at liberty to use them.
MRS F. s. briggs,
6l2 f. Clay street, Bloomington, Ill 3
May O. 1885
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The best preliminary preparation for
even the studies of a specialist is liberal
education. Such an education connects
him with the wide circle of thought and
knowledge, and saves him from narrow
ness and hobbies. The man who can dc
one thing best is usually man who could
have done other things well.-President
Bartlett
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OFFICE HOURS.
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1880 A. NJ. to II M, and 100 to 8 P.
$50 to II 4. NJ, to P. M............
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9 to II A. n, 2 to 4 P. M.................
Il NJ. to 1, 2 to 4, $50 to S p. Mo-.
9 a. NJ. to IL n, 2 TO 4, 7 to 8 P. NJ.
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No afternoon hours Sundays.