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Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-08
TUETS-LYON co.
How Morrow Was Cheated.

If Congressman Morrow and his friends
are satisfied at the manner in which
they were cheated, stampeded and
tricked out of their fruits OF victory at
Sacramento, they must be little more
than human. There are defeats that
ought not to be taken amiss. When a
fight within party is conducted in a
manner fair, open and above-board,
nothing remains to the losing ones but
to accept defeat gracefully, and
to give to the victors that
loyal support which they themselves
would have expected. But fraud vitiates
everything. 1t even dissolves party
obligations. The candidate who can
clearly be proved to have defrauded his
Fopponent out of a nomination that
would otherwise have been his, has no
claim, moral, equitable or otherwise,
upon the support ofthe man he cheated.
That Mr.. Morrow was the victim of a
skillfully planned and boldly executed
stampede, is, OF course, known to every
body. He was simply tricked out of his
nomination. If that were all, it would
be bad enough. 1t would suffice
to nullify a fraudulent nomination, and
to release honorable men from it's sup
port. But behind the open and motor
ious facts, there are others that badly
need probing to the bottom. A great
many strange and wondrous things be-
gin to be discernable now that the smoke
of battle has cleared away. Among
other things, it is now known that one
of the delegations that led the stampede
from Morrow to Markham was bribed to
do as it did by the payment of the sum
of 81 200. That is a fact that can be
proved, and there are rumors, more or
less well authenticated, of several like
transactions f. News Letter.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-08

spending few days with his old friend
and brother engineer, George Hermer OF
North Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry P. Bonham of
Pasadena was seen ON the beach.
Rev. G. A. Ottman, rector of St.J John IS,
Pasadena, is enjoying Santa Monica with
his family.
Judge r. A. Marshall, of Burbank,
who also furnishes the people of his bail
iwick with the current news in the Bur-
bank Times, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. M. M. Gillespie is summering on
North Beach.
f. G. Ryan, one of the most respected
citizens of Anaheim and a large property
owner there, has become so enamored
over the many beauties of the city by
the sea that he shortly will erect home
for his family.
James P. Desmond, of Seattle, spent
the day here.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-08
The "Smart" Woman.

From the New York Evening Sun.
With the advent OF the Anglomania
comes the word "smart" and much
talk about the "smart woman" Let us
see what the ''smart" woman really is
and what she does:
The smart woman is the one who has
individuality.
She is one who wears her good clothes
as if they had belonged to her from her
birth.
She is usually good looking, usually
good tempered and always superbly SELF
conscious.
She never fails to be well gloved and
well booted and to make the most OF
the fact.
She is always artistic and individual,
yet never untidy in her coiffure.
She enters room as II she were the
most important parsonage therein.
She is always seen at the right place
and never seen at the wrong one.
She never forgets face or name If
the owner can be of advantage to her IN
any way.
She never remembers anything that it
is to her advantage to have forgotten.
She knows how to manage people so as
to make them her servants while they
believe they are simply her friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-08
SANTA MONICA.
People Who Passed Yesterday in Its
Precincts

People Who Passed Yesterday in Its
Precincts
Yesterday the usual crowd came down
to listen to the music of the band, bathe
in the surf, stroll about the beach and
enjoy the day in the thousand and one
ways open to the pleasure seeker here.
Not only was the beach and bluff
crowded, but many took advantage OF
the opportunity and drove to the can
yon, picnicing under the shade OF the
grand old sycamores.
Among the crowd were noticed John
Bryson, Sr., w. H. Mcdonald, Frank
Cinoworth, Mrs. Newhall, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Kinney, Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Wood
house, Miss Fory, Miss Dewey, Misses
Sepulveda, Mrs. Arcadia de Baker,
Robert Hamilton, James Morrison. Ill.
L. Peters of Detroit; R. A. Marshall of
the Burbank Times; J. M. Walters, II.
Kelly and John Casey OF Downey; and
Theodore Bath.
w. J. Grow of Glendale, enjoyed the
day at the city by the sea.
Mrs. Cramer spent the day here yes
terday visiting many old acquaintances.
VIM. Skinner of the Needles, one OF
the best engineers on the Santa Fe, is
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A GREAT DISPLAY.
The Arrangements Being Made for the
Eleventh Fair


Application for space for the eleventh
annual fair of the Sixth District Fair
association should be made to Frank
Virgins, who has been appointed super
intendent for the exhibit at the cham
Der OF commerce. Premium lists can be
obtained at the chamber OF commerce.
or at the Office of the Agricultural asso-
citation in the Lichtenberger building,
corner of First and Main streets. The
fair begins Tuesday, October IA, and
continues the balance of the week.
The stock and cattle display will
be made at the Agricultural Park.
Secretary Benjamin is putting forth his
best efforts to induce the owners of
fashionable bred horses to enter for the
premiums and blue ribbons. Southern
California is the home of many we'll
bred horses and good exhibit in that
line would attract hundreds of visitors
to the park daily. a A splendid racing
programme has been arranged, and the
brilliant success of the ''blue ribbon"
meeting will undoubtedly attract many
visitors to the city during fair week.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-08
THE BUSKINED STAGE
The Mimic World Portrayed
in Brief.
Points on Plays and Players
From Many Places.
Week.
What is Being Done for the Season Now
About to Open in the East
and West.

Scanlan will open at the Grand to-
morrow night.
Hubert Wilkie follows Scanlan at the
Grand in Clay Green's comedy-drama,
"Pete.the Vagabond." Is is replete with
vocal and musical selections. The COM
pany includes William Haworth, Dot
Clarendon, w. J. Constantine and other
well known artists.
Shawne-na-Lawn is a pretty story Of
Irish life, in which the characteristics
OF the people of old Ireland are repre-
sented in a very pleasing manner; it
will be succeeded by The Irish Minstrel,
in which Mr.. Scanlan has. achieved a great
reputation.
j. Annoy Knox Texas Siftings) is part
author of Shane-na-Lawn, Scanlan's
celebrated Irish play to be produced at
the Grand next Week.
The late Fred Manden, who wrote
Murphy's Kerry Cow and Lotta s
Musette, is also the author of Mr..
Scanlan's The Irish Minstrel. The
latter is far better play than the
Others"
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-08
WILL STAND BY POND.
San Diego Democrats Will Make a Hot
Contest.

James f. Wadham, one of the most
prominent Democrats and lawyers of
San Diego, is in the city to remain for
several days. Mr.. Wadham is well
posted on the political situation in San
Diego county. and in talking to a HER
AID reporter yesterday he said "The
Democrats down our way propose to
give Mr.. Pond full vote. OF course
we recognize the fact that the Repub-
licans are making an effort to do a
great deal for Markham, and for that
purpose have given Bowers the con-
gressional nomination. But we will
confront that situation, and we intend
to do everything we can, on the other
hand, for Pond, in order to hold up our
end"
Mr.. Wadham has been very promi-
nently mentioned, and in all proba-
bility will be the Democratic nominee
for district attorney OF San Diego county.
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POLICE PICKUPS.
The Offenders Who Were Arrested
Yesterday,

At an early hour yesterday morning
Officer Gridley arrested John Doe Fran
cisco on charge OF petit larceny. He
was caught in the act of stealing sack
of wood.
At ten O'Clock yesterday morning All
Yung and Jung Shue became involved
in row on Los Angeles street. Officer
Johnson arrested both parties for dis
turbing the peace.
Yesterday morning Officer Collins hap
pened in at a fan-tan game on Marches
sault alley. There were only two parties
playing, All Jing and Wing Jung. Both
of the Mongolians were released on $40
bail.
Martin Sullivan and j. w. Hayes be-
came involved in dispute yesterday al
ternoon at the Seventh street park. AS
both parties became unruly, Officer Wig
mes gathered them in. They were taken
to the police station and booked for dis
turbing the peace.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-08
Have We or Haven't We.

From the Courler-Journal.
1t is truly astonishing to hear congress
man Funston Of Kansas telling his fel-
low-statesman that the opening of for
eign ports to American meats "would re-
lieve the embarrassed condition of all
classes of industry" In the name of the
home market, are such expressions as
this to be longer tolerated? Have we
a tariff or haven't we tariff?
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-08
BASE BALL TODAY.
A Contest for the Amateur Champion.
ship of the South.

There will be game of baseball today
between the Tufts-Lyon Arms company
and the Los Angeles mines at the First
street baseball park for the amateur
championship of Southern California
Game will be called at O'Clock sharp.
The following is the list of the players
and their positions:
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Dyspeps

Makes many lives miserable, and often leads to
self-destructon. Distress after eating, sick head.
ache, heartburn, sour stomach mental depres
sion, ETC., are caused by this very common and
increasing disease. Hoods Sarsaparilla tonea
the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes di.
gestion, relieves headache, clears the mind, and
cures dyspepsia
In q Terrible Condition.
"Iowe my life to Hoods Sarsaparilla. For two
years was in terrible condition with dyspeps.a-
I could eat nothing but soda crackers, and my
weight fell from 17o to 1ss poundA Hoods Esr.
saparilla helped me at once, and after using II
bottles was entirely cured. have gained my
usual weight, 170 pounds, and have had excellent
health ever since" T. J. WILCOX, 20-26 LIT South
Street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Headache-Hot Flashes.
"I had headache, hot flashes, soreness and
swelling across my body, pain in my right side.
with frequent vomiting. used Hoods Earsa-
parilla with the best results I am in better
health than for four years. Hoods sarsaparilla
is safe, reliable. and sure" J. c. WILSON, Au-
burn, Cal
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared only
by c. HOOD & CO., Apofhecaries, lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ore Dollar
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DrcORpED MORTGAGES.

Brockway. James w and wife, to Edward u Carpenter
B sSnI Xxx and wife to Marie Giuncr. Nos 1858
and SIS Shaye 70 yTsTar s. shepard u &c.
Cullen I J9%Ss !, si henry bur'Ne
70 JssSs Ens Ke ae se opcfty
pah HnSne sot.i Iadays ye1 az P s32oeo
Dsy oS SIsthss ana qcsr ss5ooo " Man.
IidgSSk II yea 5GA $500 o. re''''' '
Gennon Tho%a Jane tpstrGk; lGs Isl 80 map
sa1 ogah' John g. to Frederic Middlebiook' 2oh'''
it ee:On William liam q. Ct al Mary Briggs 14sd-
st. Grand Basysfa ysar ne 5000 n6%Sv Savings Bank
40. s. and & RutGes, year; s22 300 xo,,b Moore
NcA Ads1 s 1000 o6o to Jon" ! i'' ~ - ',
Mac Arthur james and WIFE to charl r. 900 Howe
wasssy r fiobeh A. to the and
1T Psv Co. Jane to George Raj 80 ao West 9ahs
''S Phyfe Jane, to Rail, 9'ths oth'ave
Same To- Stuart Dodge No I2o West e4hst year
same and husband Henry Young 5 9ath'''
Prs9dcpgs'i PatiicS and another Edmund CONN
Eosi.. s4,A iob6 lS To- Frderc ideiIooh
lchsye AID 9ths yesT 5000 Loan and Trust Co.
E 9th.ave 10Gth.st. years. IS 0oo ,- =, n,.,..
SPENCER. Anna NJ and husband = William IL Rbbet
Of 75th-st. Of 9thAve. > year,' :, on, ~ mn
sl.soo ETC. o. ''Oa'0a.''' - .'' ,,,
tocnavc Lots 30 and 49, map Of lands IN West Farms
ycar-. $4,000. =. % r.. r. . . 81, goa
1t. q Sthave. ) years. $4,000: -
solomon, J. len. Barnett Levy and another NO ~
THAN Sarah j. and John, U Charles +. Lewis. Of
Psrksve Ii Of 92dst l year - mortgages, sooO3. ,,,
Thera.son Julia to William III ii Moore. OF Morris
ave : ~ le3dst, demand 500. -,
Townsend A. 70 Charles r. strong eAcr' e1c' n oil
io5'h-st OF 5th-sve, ] year, 81 300 -, c.-.,..
Mutas I Lne ms Co. 80 III Hescr..t year $1,000
wimuIt. Thomas 4. IT, to Ldwsrd allan o. Lex
: Of llsth--t. Ycai- IS OJc
Wildwood John H. and wife to Homer j Branoet
.or n 113th.st and 9h-aNc, demand - MortGieeSi'
ti1O 900.
Zoellncr. Edward g. and wife 70 John Stemme ana ano
Of li2thst, 2 Of LcxingtOn-ave, months, s9oD
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- iiA~SOW NND MOVILLE gLnND9N DLlKll;e
WITH rnRoUGn TICKETS Ar RIEDDiI ID KAIES
STAT. OF NtBEAskA~ ThuT,Gay AprA /. D. M
cabin lasler s95 d $50 acsoldns g cotton Of stat',
,lt $50 10 r9' >'t'f'-' l' Nus 70
d f,r NJ, ,,rt, ~ I. op. loves, rates. trom pier
Sciba Sor's south tcrIy I,cGk,yn., f.t or ifelgm
Agent, % Broadway. = Y. Stec-aSe ONCE Il Broadway
EIAMRl' RG. AMERlCAN PACKET &C.
EXPRESS SLRNl CL net"ccn New, 70 x SHn',a any
assrS o. 10 coo tons l:5e0 o. 1000 hnr'c l3wer
30 /, NM Anil -. May -. .Ono ~ Iniy IL
AVG1rStN VICTORIA May ara - J ~, q I iiyy Al
oRTGTLNK SERVICE direct % Iiambsrs ,,r .,
&c ica,.. fron Hamburg Docks HcloIcni " j.
s"ecIal rates Tor phys clans 70 the Berlin tonsrs
'PACkTT COMPANY, C. u. N ~, psosdwav X "
81 Broadway. n. XII VI
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HOTEL MOTHERHOOD,

NITHfE NoED. \. i.
opens Mas l5.N IiDlr 'onE'n-
enefs. - inlfr- from LiIeit'--'. central K. Il oi
y. i A. f.i.n- aaf. Hoe. op for in-peron Rep
fs,.nta'lAr w44l call uu ialtls. rifl caHrlfI-.
iNtN. { MILLER
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REAL ESTATE.
.,xrcc At THE EXCHANGE.


po'''' -,o, at the Zeal Estate Exchange yes
Busino oil thc auction sales adveri'cd were "u
erdsy, ri. following sales were reported al prV"'o
iourhcu M. 80 Bartlctt-st.. BROOKLYN 'our-e'ors
contra. ,se a5x6Oxl00, TO ChrStopnTThh ,r, tcvcntb
ham nSo YOS. 2Oe, 20 anu io
81 for slstofaction was expressed among ,ne men
Great st ,, Of the result of the deputt'I 10 ~
liars generally a. o. Inc chairman of the Legislative
lany . explained that the ac,on ra"v n, ~ '" ~
COnnst 10 the petition 70 llS u"' w. a"v v,av com
in respect " and that he had not III any "N yi
an ndivldua cn There has been sold for john
miso c V The house No 20 W.. "nr1oo
II, Nsv .'ory brick dwelling VIII" eN'0"S'0'''
for $4,000. @>
>.,rvork. Friday April II. 1890.
xo sales were held at the hAe''"S' '"1 "N''''' '''
today &C. nth lot 40 20 East 62d'st Maol.
Of dwe aaniSSos w 10 MAY and a,S OF pG onrn
sslss lot. No 1874 Wet S-''''
sSe die, 49,
RECORDED REAL ESTATE IH 2cSsg I", jacob
ilsh..t q # " J al Cullen $4,000
cnsa.tI.st II :. cor Wi,i,', ,S, / Eao'..,' $500
1o.srn ii Ms :, 19 sd Ss SsoSa S4areT
suWrsii to Real La'''c anu -''',... $4,000
1.llinctcn.sve, No lsg4 ruVr'1 1000
,o,Ssve ; " cor Of siih. INST. INV ''.... 5000
o5,nst s. 20 1t " o. 9'nAIIS cean -. 33 80
1hsyc % n Of TO- ~ Dsy and ano 20 500
s'1s 6 R ISC Il and wife S' to Patrick Prem
6sinst $50 II W GOO "l 3 Ii,att ..~. 15oO
S6:n..t 80 H. o. 9'i HSs 43 500
gt.si :7;ic ~ we to francois Chagnot u 800
sasi, rs so 4 s I I to Enmic clark
,oo.hs:, $ 1854 It OF lcih r, , 4iNG9 yaa
M ls,aI L Dsiis Trinity chq5cn, q. viii
vyif,f 10 Thomas
,v 1m By B. 200 4 Of Cd "s, looN0o
Randolph Guss'n"e"es anu "'''' 5000
Ivs : l@S md u Wife 10 Henry Lich,enscin 81 800
ASsaS'y o. q: Arthur Meyer and wife to
jSssp3 q Wa' 5sii Of 1isihst. 2iliMooIi
Pauline Lier 10 samuel Bletl ps,oo ,o
,5hs No 80 last f''"' '."..'..- L. 500
Bertha l. i'%'S W 20, liitn.st 6sxilsx irIcc
John " De rey''eF and wife to irepy'''N $1,000
o.IP,, TG,ic. 10 3 John Giimor c; al. to
s,T. p }fSr.So george johnson to N'wYork
,o s5S ao Of G snS to JOAN 5sS
Ayu;st No 49, Ba'n''t Low &. a. ~. $500
Io5ta.st Il? II S' ot,,s'' $500
,s9s.s s'Gp4 80 +, boulevard 95xls9Io to 1000
i5 george BcT ,is N 'S i'1 ae a. N @4E
Wv wa, sonioo Dai lei L ciOon-. ref to 1850
i, Sos e0 and Se ' 20 iS
w.y.st les IL 10 v,i ii Wiabes COCO
North ASoe's' No 90 John / rye 10 n.''' 2225o
yoSh Woore.st, No 20 Marie l. Pye TO Henry
,o, * and 80 map Thoma, Walker and another,
2ith Ward Shauneey Ailmer anu WIG ~ $4,000
hIthst $50 I II wis 81 10 cSas Frt1 $3.50
eahsl 49, 4, , Of 10 1S Essat NS5Ger 1850
sl' &cssi : to S's s1s'% Van S's,sS ,,oo
Iewis.st : 1873 II of Houstons,, -oAiVV'
Ct a Abraham
ssave Q : $50 II G Of 3d--t. 4oNl0O; Margaret
4 Cole 10 Emma r sheldon. IL. -
Hudson.st. No 541 Lcsmen Lchtenst'ih anu
wife IT, 10 Chas II Schoch -, III.
sOth.' cor R RSs ss,Ih 'a.en' $1,000
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Auftlon Sale of 1orers.

IMPoRTANT NOTICE
FROM AUSTRALIA.
Disposal Of the Famous and World Renowned
noBAKrvILLE STUD
Situated at Richmond Ncw South Wales, Australia
In consequence Of the death Of Mr.. Andrew Town. inc
late proprietor the above celebrated stud. the I'M
designed has received instructions to sell by auction on or
about third week in May. 1890 Richmond, y = v"
the aforementioned Stallion and Mares all Of which have
earned reputation for themselves the siIes
O. dam, winners Of Of Classic Races oil the
Australian Colonies.
sIHI.s:
MONMOUTH. a bay horse, foalcd 1873 by yatterdon
from, Lady Chester NmpJ By Stockwcl This horse II
own brother Chester '@,fc Ab,rcorn. Drcadnonfh
Singapore Acme Ac). used in the stud Of the Hon james
White Of kirSham
TRENTON brown horse foalcd 1881. by Muskot
Impj from FIallty by GoldsborouRh. Trenton Is h'
brother to Niagara and full brother Cuiiasicr Colds
borough Is used in the stud Of Mr.. Frank Reynolds o
Tocai.
CnrViOT GmpJ, brown horse foaed 1871, by Al
,cn,,irer from Grey Stocking by Stockwcl.
sEGENHOE bay horse foalod 1879, b. Marihyrucns
from The Fawn By he Premier from Mccsma tic'pj by
Harkaway. Scacnhoe won the Maniymone Plate ana J.,
own brother TO Bosworth, Richmond and Palmyra ali
winners Ills stock PROMISING.
ALL. THE ABOVE ARE GUARANTEED.
FlTTY.FIVE (j5) THOROUGHBRED MARES, all
breeders mostly from imported stock viii sold on the
same day as tie sircs They comprise amonsst others
Agitation nmp.) By crest AtAone umpJ b. Blair
,tho Belle Of Gotham GmpJ by Restitution, Al-acc nmP
by Consul. Brans (mpJ by Cathedral Fair Alice 'inp
nv Eel Demonio. Seaweed nnpJ By Cotncss, "ondois
Imp by Paul Jones. Hoscdale Gnp) by Tynedaic NnnN
fup1 by Crest White and Blue Gmpj by Mon -c'Sncur
Al, Of the Ia each bcen served by OF The s'
above described.
DAY or SALE about Tuesday, @Oh .laN. ls'O
Full particulars VIII shortly De issued IN CATALOGUES
which Will be forwarded 10 the racing centres OF An'c"
Meanwhile any inquiries will be promptly responded t" b.
r. s. CLIEBORN, 1913 King-st., Sydneyl Agents oI the
I'LL CLARKE CO.,Ptt-sL, SydneyS Nehoofs'
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DAClFic MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S

] LINrS r0N CALIFORNIA. JAPAN CHI&A.
CENTRAL ASD SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From Ncw-IorS pier tot Of Canal-st, y. r..
Tor Son Francisco Via tn Isthmus Of Panama.
,DLON sails Monday. Apr -. noon:
From / tufi-0u. 10 aud Elauuau sts,
For China and japan.
CITY or RIO d. JANEIHO .li~ So. Apr'l 20. p N.
Tor fro!ci. Dosage and general information apply 70
corr r1nvs ol,co ON TIC pier Canal.st.. y X.
N0''''' II I 1T 'IIAY General Superintendent.
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Drcohlnn properln for Sale.

Evn SALE-Host desirable investment property prop
Az. IVY paying 10 per cent Fleet Pace between MyrIc
~ "ilIouthDyst an excellent location being con
70 the fldgt and ferries and always ron"d price
70 FOR further particular. Apply at my Offices
,EIuirst, PhcnX Bulldog 216 flatbgshaNc., cor
W prospect Place; after OAicc open evenings.
LEONARD MOODY, Real Estate.
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BROWNS M,,.Ls-IN-TME-pINES.

In th' rr'at pine Iii OF NcwJer-cyi elegantly nf:
nrcs elevator now OPEN e.. noi-- non. :. J. p.nn.
L. i; a. a. d.. an! y. - room. aud circulars.
Apply Inc - err OOH jtu-Gv". ava 4lin-,f., or .
7 S. ALIIlk- Mnnlccr Er-.n-- 81 u ]. -. y J.
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Ocean Steamers

COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transalantique,
~ rEENCH LINE 10 HAVE EvERY sA!rkDAY.
~ NilIhHNl d. Jolese..n sat April ~ - 81 a. M
La CAST OGNf. Slnt.l ..... SATURDAY April 10. a
IA CHAMPAGNE 30. .Satuniar Apr 90 10 a m.
La NOEMANDIL, Col!'r.,;. saturday, Nay 3. a. m.
Ia ENfIAENI. q" 10 i--on SifIrdIv Nav 10 . in.
A EnInL-r. G-M-LA. As.l,. 10. 8 E-AL.As lreen.
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x.rr.IoS FROM nRllEN TO NORWAY AND
THE NORTH CAi!. ..,,

THE LAND OF he MIDNIGHT SlN
The Nlrl ,.srnan Io,d steamship Co. wi! ci>pa'ch
IN, ID nro steamship " Kaiser NiNslm ~ az ',u' tons
tt l,,.i.u to Norway and The Norh -tnr en- Jrn- a.
I..1. 4,iuian1 Er.pca lif j.. Inl, nA-n!hc,nt
si,.iiri Du ic'ommohi' t,, rtb'n pi'>rl-'is' iof
f11ll-.r Lll...lt nm nInlA % OLIhIl lis \ %
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Seizures dn0 nlcetluas.

" ErEkAN> Of the Tth Regiment. National
Guard s. =. Y-Ncwl oro. Apr 3. ls30.Ihe annual
meeting OF th, aC0n fuf the lion OF oieeI, and
n~,, cle ton VIII h. held ~ the NcrdSsshon
Assembly Rooms No. los West 55th.st.. on saturday.
April 10. 1890. Polls open at 80 D.
+. e. H. CONELL. AdIutant and secretary,
LILO Broadway
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A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of ono per cent
~ u per cent on fur talif'i stock ~ iNle '"hluN
La, this day tc'n cr'f1r'd payable on Ann -. oJ
Ia" Tiisi'r b'Chs VIII &C. closed Mcncn, march 81
1870. 81 s o'clOrA, ana r'uIrLri w'dnc-day,
Apfii 10. 1890 at 10 ocitcI. d. hL ,..,,... ...,
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NIWJEEsl.Y.
llJ LIBERTY ST.
N Office l. HEREBY GIVEN that a diNi-
IN dInd ~ and hrf rr.; hn- been de- Lii'd
the capital -toch Of this companf lafaiI" Thursday,
Inc tTanscr books VIII be- closed oa f..Gay Amn IS
and open SATURDAY. Nay, ln $50
rs order II She IioIrd.
JOIN w. WATSON. Treasurer.
TNllE QCICKSlLNEv MINING COMPANY.
Uoald Of Directors have this dew declared G dfni ~
one haf per cent = The rf, ff'd
cuilial .t0ck PAYABLE der. ~ iuulpty
onic, aud Ma, ]. 1870. transfer books VIII
be- closed Arri III and r'op'uod Nav -. l-:'.
~ order o. the Boila of Diffctofs. =. J.. 'iLlY.
S"rftiv ~, Tom
THE WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RAILWAY
COMP.NY.
so. 40 wALf.-Sr.. %!."-fOEk. Aprd - 1890.
~ HE REGULAR quarterly dividend OF per
cent the preferred -to.a = til. company FOR H."
quarter ending March 81 1890 has this day boon declared
and WI. DC paid and att. MAY H. 1870 The transfer
boob, Of the preferred .ocl VIII clos, Ma at O'clock
d. H.. and roop,n May is. ~ ~ o'coca q M.
JAMES NJ HAM Secretary.
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ri LW YORK AND CUBA MAIL -. COM
~ rANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From II r, 10 and l. j.. r.. at 3 g. m,
...,. Iiav.. PlOgT,-o. tfm,'c ne.
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,p ,ynt,A Havana and { trl,l.s " d.. Apr 10
lrMUlI. Vera rut '..... sat. APR. 10
.r,.,t-r~4 Nassau. Santiago de cuba
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For particulars. fr.lll, or passage, apply TO
JAMES t. WARD 4 co, ll3 Waist
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WHITE STAR LINE ,n ,,,,r,roor

w "rdt orrfNsfOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAL. nlEANths'
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ana apaarG according 20 scimr and ,o...'o" :. KEITH,
t,ras .,.rcr 500. Con pdny OF e. 80 D'Vau"'J'
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