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REcEPaoN OF EEID.
.Hc Makes q Graceful spcech Befoee
President Carnot.

EsRIs, May 9lst.-Fresident Garnot today
gave an audience TO Whitelaw Reisa the Ameri
can Minister, who presented his credentials. In
hls:semarks Reid assured Presiden. Carnot that
he would endeav0r to maintain and stimulate
the esteem which President Harrisaa and the
whole American people held for France.
1T is my good fortU7e," said MIR. Reid, ITO
represent America here when France is cele-
bratipg centenary as in Iportant as ske centen-
ary lately celebrated in America. We do not
forget that you helped in the success OF our rev.
o,ution. This increases our interest in the mag
nidcent, display of the arts of peace with which
you nobly crown your centenary. My iHstruc-
tioRs nfot,n me that there ssoes not exist the
shadow of.G difference between France and the
United States capable of obseuring the eenten-
airy OF old friendship of the tEo republics which,
hope, will always endure"
President Cernot. in reply to Mr.. Reds re-
marks, said he received with pleasure the let
ters accrediting Mr.. Reid to France. Mr.. Reid,
President Garnet declared, would find the
French Government and all Fnenchmen would
extend TO him cordial greeting and do all in
their power to make his mission easy and agree
able
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AMERICAN BAPTIsrs.
They Take Care of Their Aged Divine
and Thar Wiyas

Boston, May 21st.-The American Bantist
publication Society began its sixty-fifth annual
mneetDg mere yesterday. The report of the
BOARD OF Managers showed that the receipts for.
the year ending March 10Th are s636 go
II Inc assets OF the Society amount to SOL 69I
- Inc total number of copies of books pamphlets.
Iracts ana periodicals, new and old, printed
.aurlng the year is 30, Jos 800. Horatio G. Jones
President of the Trustees OF the George Nneent
Home for Baptists at Germantown. Penn an.
nognces that the Home had foundation or
to receive all Baptist ministers and their wives
overk0 years of age 1 'nen wives
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telle, wife of Captain Nestelle, respectable
lodging house keeper st Ellensburg
The assault was made last March, during the
absence of the lady's husband in California
Returning, NeStelle met Jennings in Tacoma,
where a policeman interfered 10 prevent his
shooting Jennings. who escaped to Portland,
leaving his valise and 81 GOO in the bank.
Jennings owns considerable property i'll 81
lensburg, and while here was regarded as a
man of means. The citizens OF Ellensburg
reported, but Nes;elle offered slc0 reward.
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INJURY To A MINE.
A Cave in the Cope, Mine at Copper
cpolIs Ruins the Mine

CoPPERoroLis, May 2-st.-Another caye-ec-
Cured in the copper mine here on the ISth
badly damaging the mine. and rendering q ae
shaft useless. The engine-heuse sank some two
or three feet, the pumps cen not be got oat
and altogether it is quite g wreck. The orld
is cracked fer some distance, and it is feayed
the end is not yet. Years ago when the mine
was worked, large pillars were left standis,- to
support the hanging wall; butsulder the pres
ent management those pillars have been tal.en
out, as ther were of good ore, and pine POLES
substituted 20 support the hes-y wall; hence
the cave. The company, however. is energetic
and not easily discouraged AMI has gore to
work to cleaE away the debris and repair the
damage.
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ACCIDENTALLY POISONED.
The Pay-Car Crew Made Ill by Eating
Canned Goods.


SAN Francisco, May 21st-Sunday evening
when the pay-car of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company reached San Jose, Paymaster
Antony, Engineer Wilson, Conductor Ewers &
fireman, a brakeman 'and one of the paymes-
ters clerks were seized with violent illness, ac-
comparied by vomiting, severe pains in the
head and high fever with symptoms of poi
soning. At San Josese quantity of canned goods
were'thrown from the car, and dog which ate
them died in few hours. AS the men began to
COR plain of feelingsick soon after dinner, it is
believed that the food they partook of had be-
come poisoned from the lead in the can.
A sensational story was published this morn
fng,sto the effect that the men he'd been poi
soned by persons who intended robbing the
Paynaster's car and suspicion was direcsed to
the porter and coek. at the railroad office this
me-ning the officials OF the road stated that the
story had no foundation whateyer, as the sick
ness of the men could be traced to accidental
poisoning. The cook and the porter had been
ain the service of the company for some time
ard were perfectly trustworthy. Both fConduc.
ter Ewers and Engineer Wilson are at their resi-
edences in this city.
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DESPERADOES EsCAPF.
Two Convicts Missing frosn the Arizona
Peniteuttary.

YUMA (Ari15, May 2lst.-Perter ard Walker,
Two long term convicts, escaped fromsthe Peni-
tentiary about IL O'Clock last night. The exact
trailers followed the tracks to beat on the
Colorado, which the conviets had stolen aud
toated down the river towards The Mexican
line.
Warden Behan. despite severe Illness from
which he is just recovering, with Guards
Reynolds. Co.trell, Figuerra and Freddy and the
traiiers, are following on horseback. As the
convicts have no oars, the purslers will probablz
overtake them during the day. 1t is not known
whether the convicts are armed. but if they are
they viii not be taken without fight, and bot
are desperate men. Porter is the same one that
escaped year since, but was CAPTURED by Behan
and inspector Powell. Their sproseble destiae
ton is the Lower California goldfelds.
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,Comnepsa,lon of surveyors.


WASHINGTON, May DIST. Comptroller of the
Treasury Matthews. in a letter to the Comrais.
sioner of the General Land Office to-day. de-
eides that the Act of Congress OF October %
lie lands, does not repeal Sections 2l04 and 2il1
of the Revised Statutes, which allowed a
higher compensation for Surveying timberlands
in California aud Oregon. The Comptroller
therefore holds that the contract between VIM.
Thiel and the SurSeyor-General OF Oregon at
SIS per diem is valid and payment must be al
lowed. The Commissioner heli that the sec
lions referred 20 were repealed and that the
contract was not valid.
Hawaiian sympathy.
WAsHNGToN, May 2lst.-secretary Blaine is
in receipt OF = note from the Hawaiian Minister
for Foreign Affairs dated April 18th last, cover
ing letter from his Majesty. the King ex-
pressing the deep-feit sympathy of the Hawaiian
Government and people with those OF the
United States in the loss of so many brave and
devoted officers and seamen of Samoa. This
| letter has been suitably acknowledged by the
Loan Completed.
WASHINGTON, May 2lst.-The Secretary of
| State is in receipt of dispatch from Bragg,
! United States Minister to Mexico, enclosing
/ communication from the Mexican Secre ary oil
4 the Treasury to the Mexican Congress, showing
4 that the house of Bleichroeder has accepted
8 proposition for s2,9O0GoJ, to complete the
<, 800, 600 loan.
Stockslager's Successor.
I, WASHINGTON, May 2lst-lt seems about set
4 tied that Stone, the present Assistant Commls-
I sioner, will be appoiated Commissioner General
I of the Land Otiice before the end of the pres
I ent fiscal year. Stoekslager has evidently been
retained siDply to finish up the work incl
4 dental to the opening of Oklahoma.
Il Pension Awards.
II WASHINGTON May 21st-Pensions have been
granted to citizens of California as follows:
Original inzalid-Andrew Muelbaeh (deceasedl.
John Aras. William Atchinson. Navy-George
! Dunno, John B. Abarre, Warren Burson: Orig
iilal widows and children-Virginia, widow OF
Alonzo C. Wakemap; Mary A. Dorney, former
| widow of Andrew Muelbach.
/ Chinese Minister
WAsHINeuoN, May 21st-Charles Denby
| United States Minister to China advises the
| Secretary of State under date of April Sd. last
/ of the appointment of Taui Kwo Yin as Envov
| ExtraordiRary and Minister Plenipotentiary Of
China to the United states, vice Chang Yen
| Hoon.
Ordered to Mare Island.
| WASHINGTON, May 2lst = Chief Engineer
| George j. Burnap has been ordered to duty at
the Navy Yard at Mare Island in connection
with the construction of the machinery of the
Monadnock. vac
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SUSPICION OF INCENpIARIsM.
Greek CauFck Fired For the Records
1t Contained

SAN Francisco, AsY 21st.-There is reason to
believe that the Greek Church destroyed by
fire this morning wac set on fire for the purpose
of destroying some valuable records affscting
persons residing in Alaska. These were all de-
stroyed, and g quantity of silver and gol1 serv-
ice belonging to the church, and kept in a por-
tion of theibuidiug, was charred but net very.
much damaged. One of these, q tabernacle for
Holy Sacrament ofsolid silver, costing 81, 200 in
Russia, 4ca1snot be found
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coNnUoroRs' CONVENTION.
accepting a Generous Offer in the Wa
of Permanent Headeuarters.

DENyEa {Colo.l, May 2lst.-At the session of
|; tie Conductors Convention to-day the question
quarters for the Order was settled. Sioux City,
Iowa, being decided upon IS the place Tie
Citizens OF sioux City gave the Order $4,000 in
cash.
The Order is to erect se0,000 hailding upor
which the citizens guarantee the Order per
cert. net income, and at the expiration of ten
take the property eff their hands ct the original
costFrice, with a0per cent. added.
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BERLIN CONFERENCE.
Nothing Can be Obtained Regarding 1t
at the Capitol

WASHINGTON, May 2lst.-So far as can be
learned the Department of State has not vet
been officially advised of the reported hitch in
the Samoan Conference. Prominent officials of
the department when approached to day fatty
declined to say anything about the matter as
their views or discussion OF the subject under
negotiation would violate diplomatic proprie-
ties. Doubtless the United states representa-
tives have broached the subject OF the restora-
ton of Malietoa, as their instructions were pre-
sumably colored by the debates in the last Con
gress taking this stand but lust how far they
are instructed to persist in their contention can
he learned
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22

Commencing Friday, March 1st, st 1902. NJ.
and every alternate Friday, excursiouists will
leavessacraDento for all points East, via Salt
LakeeCity. where e:ep will be made one day.
blankets, pillows. curtains &c. For full. par..c.
glars and descriptive folder call op or address.
TICKET AGENT SOUTHERN Pacific CoxPAMY,
Sacramento. fesS.tf
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Five thousand eight hundred and thirty
fwo survivors of the war or their depend
eats now living in Connecticut are annu-
ally paid S69l, 800 ii pensions.
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POINT BARROW.
Open to Navigation Only Two Months in
the Year

WASHINGTON May 21st.-Captain Phillip B.
Borden of New Bedford, who has been ap-
pointed Superintendent or the proposed Refuge
Station at Point Barrow, Alaska was at the
final instructions, He left here for San Fran
cisco this evening, and will take passage on the
revenue steamer Bear, which will sail for Point
Barrow about the Sd of June. He will select
two assistants in San Francisco.
The new station is open to navigation for two
months only during the year, aud the three
men who keep it viii be isolated entirely from
the rest of the world during the remaining ten
mo
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MORE ALASKAN SURVIVORS.
Guardian Appointed for the Hollida
Children ~ Portland

PORTLAND (or.l. Mey 2lst-A telegram was
received here this afternoon from Yaquina
oregon, stating that nine men belonging TO the
wrecked Alaskan had arrived there. The men
eEere nearly esaked when landed near Cape
Perpetual.
Judge Catlin to-day appointed Mrs. Harriet
Campbell, mother of the late Mrs. Esther Helli
day, guardian of the Holiday children. This
is great victory for the Holiday faction, but
General Inga.is, who was chosen guardian u.,.
der the will o. The HAildren's mother, will ep.
peal his claim
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TIN WHISTLES.
They. Break UE the st. Laaix Stock
Board.

ST.. LQUIs May 2lst.-A sensation was created
on change to-day. growing out of the suspen-
sion of some dozen of TIE younger members of
the Board OF Trade for blowing toy whis les on
cided that the suspension must stand Asare-
suit the friends of the suspended members, COM
prisfng q large majority Of the Board, left the
floor In body and repaired to one of the rooms
on the ground floor where the bulk of the op-
ton trading tor the day was done. The secedexs
threaten 10 start new exchange.
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SEATTLE
WIKI Have Two Transcontinental Rail
road Connections

SEATTLE CIV. IT,, May 21st.-Orders were re-
ceNed to-day to resume work on the Seattle,
Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad. This road is
butt for forty seven miles and is to be extended
eighty-three miles. to the British Columbia line.
The Canadian Pacific is to be built across Fra
ger river, to make connection with the Seattle,
Lake Shore and Eastern, distance of seven
teen miles. This gives Seattle another trans
continental connection in addition to that al
ready afforded by the Northern Pacific.
The engineers and right-ofway men leave to-
morrow morning for the front, and will be fol
lowed by large construction force. The road
is to be finished and in running order by Christ.
mas.
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CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL ASSAULT.
A Case Which Caused Great Excitement
in Washington Territory.

ELLENsBuRG CIV. T., May 2ist.-In an inter-
view with Sheriff Brown regarding George H.
jennings, an account Of whose arrest in New
York vas telegraphed to the San Francisco En-
dminer, Brown says that Jennings was arrested
st his Instance for crjmipsi assault on Mrs. Mes
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22
NEW APPOINTMENTS.
Office Seekers Gradually Being Relieved
of their Anxiety

WASHINGTON, May 2lst.-The President has
made the following appointments:
John W. Medium, OF Wyoming, Secretary of
Wyoming,
orrin W Bair, of Dakota, Receiver of Public
Moneys at Huron, d. T.
James II. cisney, of Warsaw, Ind, Indian
Inspector.
James c. Luckey, of Oregon, Indian Agent at
Warm Springs Agency. Or.
Malachi Kress, of Petersburg. Ind, Special
Agent to make allotments of land in severalty
to Indians under the provisions of the Act of
Congress approved February S, 1857.
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THE wHAM ROBBERY.
Examination of Two Men Suspected oi
Completely In the Crime.

Completely In the Crime.
TUCsuN(A. T.), May 21st -<Cyclone Bill' had
his exalnsnation to-day for his supposed COM
plicity II the Wham robbery before Court Com
missioner Hughes.
Private Hamm, a colored soldier, who was shot
through the arm. swore positively to hav-
ing seen Cyclone walk from behind the
entertainments to a cedar tree about fifty yards
distant. Nothing could shake his testimony.
W. 4. Cunningham also had his examination
this'alternoon. Much circumstantial evidence
was introduced. Both were held in SO 900 bail.
The Cunningham case is set for June 3d.
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Dupont street. at which Chen was present. It
is not known what transpired previous to the
siarm being given and the finding of the terri.
ply mutilated body of Chen You, who had been
hacked in half dozen places with an ak, and
who died within a few minutes after the discov-
cry. No trace ofthe murderers.
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Archaeological researches appear to show
that the islands and the coast of Norway
we're well populated in prehistoric times,
but that the cultivation OF the soil did not
begin until later date.
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Advice to Iethers.-Mrs. Winslowss
SoOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
Chi fdren are cutting teeth. It neliexes the little
suite srer Ct once; produces natural. eniet sleep
cher1b awakes as ''bright as q tuttoc." 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, ailays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, Snd Is the beet-known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teethingor other causes Twenty-Five eeuts .
bottle. NWF1y
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GENERAL NOTICES.

DR.. La B.ars' Seminal Pl7ls Cure all cases
of Seminal Weakness, Loss of E7igor, Hmpotency
and all ailments Ised by excess s,sdiscretion
and abuse. perfect restorative. Price, 80 so.
Sent by mai on receipt of price. or by express
&C. Q. ID ASdressssE orders TO e. McBOYLE a.
CO., Druggssts, -Sa, francisco: 20. Bsx, 1862.
.ry6.6m
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EXTENSIVE LAWSUIT.
The Edison and Westinghouse Companies
Fighting for a Big Stake,

PITIsBuR6 May 2lst-The sui. Of the West
inghouse Conso idated Electric Light Company
against the McKeesport or Edison Electric light
Company was taken up to-day before Justice
Bradley of the United States Supreme Court.
The point at issue is the priority of invention,
claimed by both Sawyer ana Edison. The for.
mer claims that he invented flament compound
years ago, but did not recognize its value till
Edison applied for patent. This is denied by
the Edison Company.
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TeTEKA (Kan.1, May 2ls-Herrison Kelly.
Republican, WAS to-day elected from the Fourth
District to fill the unexpired term in Congress
ofThomas Ryan. who resigned to accent ME
appointment Of Minister to Chile.
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AMIcABLY SETTLED.
Miss Helen Culver Heiress to Four MILL
ion Dollars.

CHICAGO, May 2lst.-The contest over the will
of Charles J. Hull, millionaire, who len all
his property without reservation to Miss
Helen Culver, his cousin, who for years had
been his secretary and business manager, has
been ayerted. Some of Hulrs nephews and
nieees, part of whom reside in California, had
proposed to contest the will, but au amicable
arrangement was reached to-day. Miss Culver
gives s2l2,o 600 TO be divided among them, and is
left undisturbed in the possession OF the re-
mainder o. the fortune of nearly four million.
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

rTNQ .LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE: LARGE
i aud convenient; centrally located Ayply
TO J. u. NELSON, Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office
n1v2l-st%
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STOCKTON ELECTION.
Political E1ssle Between the Two big
Parties Yesterday.

Parties YesterdAy.
STOCKTON. May 2lst.-1n the -o..y election to-
day the Democrats elected the Mayor and a
majority of ahe general ticket. K. r. kesoen-
stein beat K. &. Johnson fer MayCr by "a znajor-
ity.
Following are the maio,fties of the successful
candidates: Assessor-W. J. Haalon. D.. lO9;
Treasurer-W. w. Cowen, D., ~; Survegor-
Geo. A. Atherton, t., 3i3: Superintendent of
Streets -Wm..Eolf, D., 2tf; Clerl;--C. A. Camp
bell. no opposition; Councilmen-Gsmes Mccall,
So; w. r. Clark R., 81; E. Ieher ,G., 49,
The Republicans elected the entire Boasd of
School Trustees. The Prohibtianists had a
scket in the field. but pollea only a slightz ote
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FATALLY INJURED,
The Under S:seriff of San ReaitO County
Fatally fusu red

Fatally Injured.
.HoLLIsrER May 2lst.-Under-She, Baldwin
kand Deputy Chamberlain went to santa Cruz
Saturday to intercept pair Of runaway lovers.
Or the return Sunday night near San Juan the
horses ran away, overturned the buggy and
threw out its aecapants. Baldwin struck the
ground heavily on his face and Icy stunned.
Hetwas brought to- Iollister, where it was found
that the bones of his face were crushed and
tina. Internal injnrias had beea received. HIS
condition is very serious, and his recoveryis
.donb.ful. Baldwin was Secretary of the Re
publiean County Committee, and is,rFAl known
all oyer the Statxe
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TALUABLE 4EECKER."
Fight Between Board of Trade and
Bucket Shops.

= hBHt hct"teH DUHFI UI IrHUS ana
Bucket Shops.
CHICAGO, May Dist. - A Gght between the
bucket shops and the Board of Trade has
been renewed Bailey, Willis & Co., who have
an Office outside of the Board, and who have
been securing quotations frem ticker be-
gan an action against the Board of Trade, the
Western Union Telegraph Company. and Gold
and Stock Telegraph Comneny, alleging that
the Boardrof Trades claim of exclusive ,;uris.
diction over its quotations As untenable, and
therefore the contract with the telegraph COM
panies which recognizes such right is not valid.
Judge Tuley granted temporary injunction re-
straining the telegraph companies from reEov-
ing the ticker"
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Steam Baths given of Bstter-herx. Sui
phgr or salt; $50 all ssk cd for sprsng Diseases
a22i-1m MkS. e. NJ CARLY, 7ls I st.eet.
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just Arrived. A large shipment Of gem
inc German BrAunssweiger and Eastern Nett
worst, hne Italian Salomi. Also. large variety
Of different kinds OF Cheese. IS rs street. +,
RkDMLE. GIVE Us call. d20-lm
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Chinese Executions.


SAN FRAycasco, May .slst. Adyiass from
China to-day reverted that eleven Chinese wege
decapit4ted in the province of Happe for hap-
ing murdered e man whc attempted TO arrest
some of them after they had burglarized store
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22

Bad taste, unpleasant Breath and Inn
paired hearing. when resulting from cataxrh,
are overcome by the use of Elyss Cream BALM.
II is not O liIuid or snuff and ig.easily applied
Price so cents. All druggists. MwF
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b. r. stof, Dentist. formerly of 51I j
-eet, has removed TO COS J s.rset ,seaer Mrs
: sEatzenstein's Millinery Store. Imlp
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FRESNO TO THE FRONT.
Twenty THOUSAND Dollars Offered for

SAN EnkgtssCo, May 2lst.-S. J. Baldwin
Secretary Of the Fresno Fair Grounds Assoaia
ton, has gone East TO interest tIrfrnn in ths
great international running raos for q purse, O.
S0,190, tSTo miles and repeat, which, will be
held ct Fresno. California November 21th next
The entries ciose july 18th. The first horse rs-
ceives $4,000, the second S. GEO. she third sS0ec
and fourth SleC0
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NEW TO-DAY.

advertisements Of Meeting Notices. Waats, Lost,
Found For Sdle To Let and similar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the frs,
time and cents per line each subsequent time Al
notices Of this character ioM be found under This
heading.