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the HARLEM OFFICE. 100 last On.;hundssa. sne'"sn"
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Tho 1 MpiIoooIltan Crosstown R'y 90.
nr SEw.YOKK CITY.


cam. 600. Interest April and oc''
-"'"' ...,h,. nj the onlec Of tue Trustee'
,.,,,. y"wx SECURITY AND TRUST CO.
PRINCIPAL DUE 1920.
.over. all property owned and hcre'
INC ""''""s after acquired.
THE METROPOLITAN CRoSSTOwN K a. '.,o M
f., dnuh track street RAILWAY beginning az TS
s ,SSsa F S.snt Sn to the through
.rasA ''s %sS,s S' sS
sst s Sasn se; y.'. S"s %s
wv 10 Fonicen street Fefy the total distance ""s
Inc roaa ,ses the y.iopulatcd portion OK
Sew ork CITY, crossing a. shs as Civ There are
ra no sr day crossing brand Street Ferry bctwsea
Tro"Ivr and Now YORK. and very argr trahc Wv
ihe Fourteenth street Ferry between HboR'h anu No
fo1 Ttr PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD coMpANY, a has
recently purchased the water front az oo o. and nut on
IT, ana % between that point ind their central
station so street r,llroad city sub.santiay
@ xo,d and approved BY the Commsoner Of .he Board
o Of We Inc and route and inv" investors 70 90 no.
Ali oncai apors Including maps are in our p0''s'''o'
ont suhiert 10 examination. ...,.,,,,.,
ana nsmp ronn ee b,n,s to tn 81 consrv.tiVe
ipvs,o,s .i,h our unqualified Endorsement OF them as
Very dab secuty io ,6I, IN ' Sex.YorS City
sAnnss Of some the rsds corresponding Relatively I"
W. oi,rr limited amount at a3 and accru"d interest,"
Further Particuiars on Application TO
ROBERTSON l. JAMES, BANKERS,
And Dealers In Investment Securities,
NASSAU.sT., NEW.YORk.
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deposits III 2-J:"Go 2-'f'o'Io Dec' W,
Net cash baancc>4 1874 $50 G', *i?'tS"'' DEC $o0-o'
The foYci.n pNcan- we're "uil ana weak. We
ro,;no ,'ntot,nps Car busurss as follows bankers
bills at - 81 and ~ - J.: for long ana shorl
s:rriins respectively: French francs at ~: =;
and 5"U: l"iclliaris II - II ana % L.. AMI
ruildcrs AT 80 - and 80 Sd
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) PER CENT. on APPLICATION.
rs PER CENT. O\ ALLOTMENT.
- PER- CENT. ON NOVEMBER 3.
a. PER ONT. on NOVEMBER II.

Allot,c,s VIII have the op'ioL II patn IN full
a,,otmn Mt and interest th anril a'i payment Will DO
oilnw,d III the nut. ui per cent per annuu.
T.uppirN i,,rlit> will lr INtn ~ the Bankers :ur
rNcnaug'-'hr INTO f,rr,d stock
so. b l. liz. date u\"d Tor tn, pa, Of final
| n-ttlMrnt
u l. - ar"ntN than thu amounts Applied
In allotment preference VIII he
and Interested
II the whole anount ill'd Tor by apps
allotted surplus aununt paid nppicltou Will ba
applied upon sums du" on the allotment. Wh"a
nil d,lnpslt VII h.,
maize ,u,ht in~talnrns uurtat.
A. a forfeiture IL all prev iouS pdy mcnts.
TIE SIBSCRIpTION LIST WILL DE OPENED
SIMULTANEOUSLY At 10 O'CLOCK 4. NJ. on
TUESDAY,. THE ItTH DAY or OCTOBER, AND
CLOSE At 5 O'CLOCK =. VI. on WEDNESDAY,.
THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890, AT THE
OFFICES or
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SCPREME COZ NJ.
ELLIS II. ROBERTS ( 60. W"
Take notice that pursuant IN order 81 the Suprcna
Court State OF New made on the oGth day "
Sept mbci, 1880, the UNDERSIGNED receiver OF lila "
Roberts 4 Co., will sell AZ public the 23d dav
OF October 1890 at IL o'clock m. at th" Office u Ellis r.
Robert Co.., M. go t,"ne>rc-st., Ttca ~ Y in bur
The whole property Of every nam" and nature Of Ellis IT,
RObr 1T, CO.. including the GOOD Will franchises debta
claims and demands ELLIS II. ROBERTS.
GOODWIN swan Attorneys ksceScr WITS IS d. me-
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OPINION, OLE COUNSEL.

DKI.XEL 49, ILDINU. ALW-iolik. Oct' " Aooo
To M,,-r, AlGCSl l.. INpNl & CO.. ,..
w. hay requested - YOU. cAaihiico inc osAnN' -
,.vn Na:lohs tOHplny. 4i.d its lsse VI
t",ri Stock. opinion that tle 'rSai
Is REGULAR and III, y3ic and that the hoiu' ~
q. al Wi l., .ailN s"rur" III IN" r!ghtS AIN
iiunuuttl,s SIT iorlh tOIi iror ctl- Ul ms u1tr
LOWRY. hiUNE ACEHBACH.
"a "ALL-sT new. ORR. oct. g. 1890.
Nessrs. NEHMILi r. X Co: -.
tr.il,iuru. Investigated tho Organization OF
g.. Nat.on,i ,UrdaI" tOrIun, aud the proceedings
attending its ..-u" u Prei"Jrri $40 X.
advise JoV that III Ur'inilLtOh OF TIE Company
and tn l--'" Il rr.isrrd >;o arr valid In NV and
tn., tho holder, 81 ,.ch stoX Wi be entitled u the
privileges AID INN ni.io, stated m tbs Prospectus
Nry truly, -
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
WHITE STAR LINE.

w f0E 0rEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL
Royal ANb UNITED STATS NAIL STEAMER
sT.utpric. Oct. Is, A. '4'I,nic Wv. II, a. n.
UrtMHlc " or. o. no I.r fannie NOV 70 u g. an
.N.I,,ro.t 20 80 n. 'Na.'>tc.. Nov. % > . m
German. .Noy, II 80 an ''.rna'c pee . 80 a. nI
cabin these steamers. Saoon rates 500
and upward A. ordng 70 ssH.r and 10 top u berth
can1 nm ,35 AID $40 Excursion favorable
T% s,r.rs.r 80. COrp,ny', once No. Al Broadway.
NrW.YorA. Plllsdc ha oilc'. VAN, =
"F"''0' j. Bl.Cl l. ISMAY. ASeat
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THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET

There were no sales of Governments bonds AZ
tic stock Exchange. The quotations were firm
an follows:
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I)ED STAR LINE
h
LYMAN IINEC. s and ROYAL Mail Steamers,

io; UiEE\ >TOwN AMI LIVERPOOL.
,'i1.y ot II iy YORK W,dn.> tay o srr - q a. m.
CRY OF MERLIN ..- ..w,dn sdN, o to'r - l. n'ln.
CITY ur rll>rtE M'''"'t" q i"' - . =, - M.
From pier - y. X. ad,on:ns chris:"ph-r.s: Ferty
EiRST I AIM 40 a'd upward atcOic.rg u st'@hv
and o",t or Of fn,''. sIlUND tiElN: o9,sA'i 80;
,rrraid .35 SrIIRA';I 40. IT !iE Wi:l'',t
sOSS General A,ut. y BOWLING GREEN. ~ !.
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OFFICE OF THE
AMFRICtS COTTON on. company.

NMEWT(VN (UTTUN OTT. tVNTNNI.
To the =" Ecir (! t' M f All o''tl CA Company
Ia" hu'L. u''tii- -: IL" ito" Ill" a.
-, o"u 81 tOuIizn. WIll l' h'd ~ cI"
n:i.c.in he ~ The stat" o. " \ j
=, 'u't"nt"'c Ia ih'h I"t h-hp. Irf-"r
ats 14ur'ciy. ~ 81, dN 81 NpN"u'F l~'' ~ /
ocn,L nv, u I, ~ e.. IT,, Dr'rinr, art fo.
N tran -: .uci. o',I business pr"rly
n" t'h transfer '"tk- 10 L.,
;nny b. ro.,d lhuT.Ia' ia" IGt day Of prtoh'r.
i.Gu ut 8 nri,L T. i ui f" III rp'ri Unt H..
ia, .i, IN lay Of November 1870. ut 10 oc!.ck A. NJ
Dated oct = lr.H
I}y oit + Of thu Board OF bir'c'0r-
x NJ MIRO. Secretary
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ITO THE CREDITORS of the Estate a

Il Rufus r. Bush. decro."d
Notice I, hereby that the undersigned intends "a
apply surrogate. o. King, County for letter.
OF Administration upon the estate q Rufus T. Bush d..
ceased, lat Of %! Br,0kyn in the County "A
Kings to b, Issued to her, and y Wendell Bush and
Irving T. Bush and that thu nait " the bond required
BE- given thereon shall cXc,,d amount of
the claims Of creditors against IN" said estate presented
the Surrogate pursuant this notice in accordance with
the provision, Of Sc ton 1857 Of the Code OF Civil Pro
cedur.
All creditors of said notified to present
their claims The of KINGS County on or befors
the twenty.sevpn,h Gay 81 Octoipr 1890
Datd Brooklyn. September .tth, lson
SARAH VI. BUSH. Petitioner.
VAN ErRFN DFNSLDW
ATTORNEY for Petitioner
Wifiar Nr, .yo-1
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TIE FOREIGN MARKETS.

In London British consols were easier at o5 Lilo
and % IA respectively for money ana account
finally at - per cent. Bar silver was steady
at sod. per ounce, English standard. Americans
were quiet and simply. responsive 10 the la'e
CHANCES of Saturday and TO this mornings home
marker At Paris French 3 per cents declined to
3j. and sight exchange on London ruled at
$500 l-2 francs TO the E.
G n Vcnncr x Co Offer at pnr and interest o
limitoj arnoInt of Omaha Water Works . per cent
cold bonds. due 1907. This property, besides
expenses and interest is earning and paying per
cent dividends on 100000 preferred STOCK
,,,IY pn&n CtDNIECS
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AUGUST BELMONT & CO.,
% Nassau St., New-York !;
vERMILYE & co.,
Is and IS Nassau St., New.York !;

FRANKLIN TRrST CO., BrookIyn, \. V,
INTERNATIONAL. BANK. Chicago. Ill.,;
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Cine limit. OhIUt
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE, ~. Louis.
Prospcctuses and forms ~ application otned at
tho "ocs above mentioned whore subscriptions be
received.
Tho subscription for the entire ount Of the Pre-.
lcrred stock above offered has been eed b.
under writer 10 thla 0uniry and abroad.
NETWORK. OCT. g. 1890.
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NUMBER OF WATER TAKERS.

THIS pEoPI ETY. Ei.N'pi.N IRIS EXPENSES AND
| lNTl EfS1 l. l.ANNI%i; hNp PAYING u PER CEN /
: pIVIDIHD> OK esup opO rEftiHI:I.D STOCK.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LLOYD SIS. CO.

~ xr>v vtST H2" soi' FIJI ~ tWpr6S .AXp DHEMEN.
steamer "a, r. I:r toy >t,IilME i.S'ONe"'
wc,,, 1r,s .o'tiLa B An nav" Wa .'t - mon.
Saai" wa wa Oct is > a n ralA Nd. or, 20. a m.
First Ssir rs al Upward rth a'cod1ns e. ioes
Lon LION SEC UEIElt lis %. No Bo~hns 'ireen
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches from
All Parts of the World.

Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches from
(, All Parts Of the World.
AL Chicago yesterday 400 more striking
carpenters returned to work. The strike is
practically at an end.
Alexandra Chatrian, the Unknown
novelist. who wrote IN collaboration with
Emile Eckmann. over the nom de plume
Eckmann-C hatrian, is dead.
Yesterday morning three men were suf-
located by gases in an old cesspool on
Staten Island which they were cleaning
out. They were John Dillon, Thomas
Sheehan and James F. Fleming.
While colored excursion was on the
way from Savannah to Albany, Georgia, a
row arose over woman's choice of an es-
cort Fully fifty pistols were drawn and
firing became general. Seven women
were shot dead and several seriously
wounded.
In response to the representations of the
cattle men in the Indian Territory the
President has agreed, upon the receipt OF
written guarantee that half of the cattle
will be removed by November 1st he will
extend the time for the removal of the re-
mainder to December LIST.
In the case of Henry Christensen, ar
rested at San Francisco for violating the
ordinance prohibiting the sale of liquors
without a license. Judge Sawyer decided
the ordinance unconstitutional in the
United States Circuit Court yesterday and
ordered the discharge of Christensen.
Thomas Hunt, g resident of French
Prairie, Or. for over forty years, was in
stantly killed yesterday by falling from a
load of grain while descending q steep hill
at Butteville. His neck was broken in the
fell and the wheel of the wagon passsd
over his face, splitting it open. He was 81
years of age.
Willie Thompson, colored boy, aged 10
years, was crowned Wednesday afternoon
in the Stockton channel. He was crawling
out on beam which supported a network
over pipe, and companion approached.
Fearing it was his father who was after
him the boy lost his balance and fell into
the water. The body was recovered by a
diver.
At Chicago some days ago the police ar
rested c. G. Rodney on telegram from the
Chief of Police of Portland, Or, saying he
was wanted for ENLIGHTENMENT. He ap-
peared in Court yesterday morning on a
writ of habeas corpus and was discharged
from custody, on the ground that the police
had no right to arrest without warrant.
The Court demanded that Rodney bring an
action for false arrest. Rodneys attorney
said he would do so.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
4 EaYal Station 10 be Established in
the Samoan Islands.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Representative Kenneds's Attack
on The Senate Condemned
The Tariff Bill.
,-,r,,, ,,ror.. rs-.srs TT, rr.u pr,cv,, r-,,ro,
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
KENNEDY.s SPEECH.

lsrpoIAI DIsrArCHEs TO THE REcoaD-uNIos.l
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COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
sAcRAMENro. september 4th.

SACRAMENTO, September 18th.
S6y0i - or -. clcly. e0G10 so oo8.
nsli.crlis, SCI LINES, ;607 p boz, 75cgSl
a loo; Bananas, Ss@S 80 "a brncn 6ar Island :.
,<,oosnu;s, ssG7: oranges--Riverside Navels,
s4@4 so; Riverside Seedlings, IS 50@4; Los
Angeles Seedlings, 81 50@3; Los Angeles Ma
wells, S30S so q box; trawberries-Sacramelto
I0@l211c p ID; Santa Clara, 65@75c q drawer;
PineappIes 6Oc each. 81 q dozen; Peaches,
S1@l rs p box; Egg Plums, 75c@S1 2 box;
Apricots, 75c@Sl p box; Apples, RED, Sl@
25 2 box; Pears, 81 25@2 2 box; Peach
Plums, 81 25@1 80 box; Blackberries,
81 25@1 so o crate; Prunes, German, f5cGSl 2
box; Prunes, French, 90c9a1 % p box; Necta-
rines, sl'91 % p box.
CANNED GOODs-Assorted table. 81 70@1 so;
Apples, 81 20; Apricots, 81 70; Blackberries,
81 IS; Cherries, 81 1902 40; Currants, 81 10;
Gooseberries, 81 75@1 o0 Muscat Grapes, 81 45i
Plums, 81 so; ounces, 81 20; Kaspberries. 81 90;
Strawberries, 81 80.
Vs5ETa BLESS-Onions, Silverskins, 81 7j@
8 p cwt; Onions, Red, S2G2 so Cspbage,
5Oct9sl; Carrots 50361c = leo Is. <1,tL'
ips. new, S1@1 % y sack: bunch Vegetables
2 % 2 dozen: PaIsnira, S1sel1 50: Best.. ?5cGsl
ehokes, 4Oc y COS: Dried Peppers, l5aslsc; Green
Peas, common, 5000; do sweet, 4a5c: Rhu
barb, 3G94c . ID; Cucumbers, 6GSc p doz; Pota
toes-Early Rose, Sl@1 %; Peerless. slt91 D
Burbanks S191 Is: Centennial, SlG1 % 2 etl
Sweet Potatoes 81 1892 q sack; Celery, '5t
3 dozen; Spinach, sc 2 b; Schrives, l5c {
bunch; String Beans, 495c; Wax Beans, AZ
sc p b; Summer Squash, 3@4c Caulihower
81 p doz; Green Peppers, sore 2 b; Egg Plant
ia6c 2 b; Tomatoes, 30G5 CT box; okra, et9lo'
2 ID: shell Beans, 6Gtsc ? h; Lima Beans, 6G7'
2 ID; watermelons, 75cGs1 q doz; Canta
loupes, coarse p doz; Corn, 81 % 81 50 y sack
Okra l0Gl21sc
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Much Indignation Over Bis Attack on
the Senate.

Much lndign alton Over Bis Attack on
the Senate.
WASHINGTON, September 4th-Much in
dignanon exists among the Republican
Senators over Representative Kennedy's
attack on the Senste rs 2 whole. and Quay
in particular. Several consultations nave
been held, but no plan of action has been
agreed upon. A prominent Senator said
that if after time the House took 60 &C.
tiou. the Senate should pass a resolution
calling the attention OF the, House to the
unparliamentary proceeding. and then
leave it to deal with the question ss it
saw fit.
This action would depend upon the man.
ner in which the knowledge of the delivery
of the speech reached the Senate. Ken
ned's remarks do not appear in to-day s
Congressional Record, the reporter noting
that they are withheld fur revision.
Unless they come before the Senate in
the Record, or in some other authoritative
way, it may be that nothing will be done.
Quay knew nothing of the delivery OF
the speech until this morning, and after
his arrival at the Senate he conferred with
several of MS colleagues. He spent con-
siderable time with Ingalls,. He said to a
reporter that he had not determined what
course to pursue. but he had under consid-
Grafton the making of statement under
the rule governing questions of personal
privileges.
BREACH OF THE RULES.
A Republican Congressman from Penn
sylvania to-day prepared a resolution in
struc.jng the Public Printer TO refrain from
publishing kennedy'S speech in the Record,
as it constituted breach of decorum and
of the rules OF the House. Kennedy.
however, withheld his speech from the
printer for day or two, and consequently
the resolution was withheld
Kennedy this afternoon said he did not
believe be bad said anything that. actually
constituted violation of the rules or pro-
prie.ies He added that be had not yet had
an opportunity to revise his speech.
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NEW YORK. September 4;h.-Scobel &
Day aucuoned one ventilated car of Cali.
fornia grapes al the following prices To.
kay, 81 80 to 81 60; Muscat, 81 40 TO 81 90
Malvoise, 81 80 to 81 40; Damascus. 81 20;
Black Prince, 81 10; Rose of Peru, 81 80 to
rs cents.
The agents of the California Fruit Union
sold one carload of California fruit to. day.
Tokay grspes brought $3.50 ioS2 90; Muscat
grapes, 81 20 TO 81 40; Maiyoise grapes,
81 As to 81 80; Damascus grapes, 81 20,
Black Prince grapes. 81 Is; Rose of Peru,
75c TO 81 so The fruit was in good order.
Tokay grapes are in strong demand. Rose
of Peru is not wanted in this market.
CHICAGO, September 4th.-The Earl Fruit
COMPANY sold to-day Bartlett pears. ripe,
ct 81 35GS2 80; bait crates Tokay grapes
ST. So9s2 10; some poor ones, 81 50@S1 go;
half crates Muscat grapes, in poor order,
65C a 81 10; German pruues, 81 so; Susque-
hanna peaches, 81 so to 81 65 Orange Cling
peaches. 81 So 9S1 co. Muir peaches, 81 60;
Yellow Cling, 81 25@Sl 60 Fifteen to
twenty carloads have been sold here daily
during the past ten weeks. The weather
is very hot and muggy.
Porter Bros. Company sold to day seven
carloads of California fruit. Bartlett pears,
ripe, brought 81 35@S3 20; Susquehsnna
peaches. 81 50@$1 IS; Gross prunes, 81 %;
half crates Muscat grapes. 55c@S1. All in
poor order. Beurre Clairgesu pears, 81 IS;
egg plums over ripe, 81 15@S1 %; Gross
prunes, 81 50@S1 60: Duchess, 81 70; White
Cling peaches. 81 IS; half. crates Toksy
grapes, 81 25(GS1 80.
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Telegraphsr,a ParalY.is.

Following is an interesting letter from
w. S. Cassell, one o: the managers of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
BLOOMINGTON, IND, Jan IL, 1856.
~ have been in the telegraph business
for more than twenty years, and for the
past five years have been troubled with
what is called writer's cramp, or telegra-
piers paralysis. AT times my arm became
so weak that could not use it in sending
dispatches, and had to use my left Have
spen many restless nights, the pain reach
ing from my hand up into my shoulder.
Tried everything could hear of, bat with
scarcely any relief. Having strained my
left side few weeks ago, got one of ALI
cocks Plastsrs, as / usually do in such
cases, and accidentally happened TO see
where some one had cured weak wrist by
using one of these plasters. | got another
at once and cut it in two and put oae-half
around my wrist. In less than two days
after the pain had entirely left my wrist
and arm. and in two weeks l could send
nesrlv as well as ever. write this hoping
Il will reach the eyes of others who may
be efflicted as | was, as know there are
scores of them.
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The TYnOthetae.

BosroN, September 3i.-The Typothe'@
concluded their sessions to-day. Recon-
menda,ions we're made by the committee
on the subject of apprenticeship, urging
that q system of probation for apprentices
be adopted, and that the employers be
scrupulous in regard to their duties toward
boys who desire to learn the trade.
A. II. Pugh of Cincinnati was elected
President
W. E. Andrews reported resolution
that there was nothing in tine state of the
printing trade 10 render it wise TO adopt
shorter hours than had prevailed. Adopted.
On motion of McNally Of Chicago, a
resolution was adopted deprecating the ex-
listing craze for grotesque and fancy job
type, as causing needless expense to The
printing business.
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ATTORNEYS.AT.LAW.
j. Il. BROWN,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
"A Office-420 street. Sacramento, Cal.
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THE NAVAL STATION.
A Site selected at Page Pago Bay, in the
SaInnan IsIands.

A Site selected at Page Pago Bay, in the
Samoan Islands.
WASHINGTON, September 4th.-Consul-
General Sewell has selected site for the
proposed American naval station on the
Samoan islands 1t is on Page Page bay.
1t faces 10 the south, and is surrounded by
high lands. The site is located upon a
broad tract of land at the western side and
to the north of an arm of the bay. There
are l2l acres in all. There is deep water
frontage suitable for wharyes and docks,
and good anchorage ground. Store-houses
and other necessary buildings will be
erected, where quantity of supplies will
be kept on hand for the use of vessels in
the South Pacific
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OofICE 30 CREDITORS. = ESTATE OF
IN JOaS PL2TT. deceased. Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned, P. T. PLATT.
Executor OF will and estate OF JOHN
pr ATT, deceased. to the creditors OF, and all
persons having claims against said deceased, TO
fvhibjt them. with the necessary affidayits or
vouchers, within ten months after the first pub
licafson OF TINS notice. to him at the Office OF
W. r. Strong Company, stree between Front
and Second Sacramento, CAL the same being
the place for the transaction of the business OF
said estate, r L. Plat, executor.
Dated, august Is 1890.
I JoHssosi, JOHNSON & JOHNSON, Attorneys Tor
Execute. au29-atF
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
The Raum Investigation Land Decis-
ions-Nsw Postmasters.


WAsHIEGToH september 4th = The
Special House Committee investigating the
charges against Pension Commissioner
Raum met this morning. Cooper, who
brings the charges, was NOT present to
testify. and the committee issued subpoena
for him 10 appear Monday.
In the case of William 3. Webster vs..
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
on appeal bgthe latter. the Secretary of the
Interior has affirmed the decision of the
Commissioner OF the Land Office, who
rejected the application of Webster TO
make homestead entry for land in the
Los Angeles District.
The Secretary of the Interior has denied
the application for revocation of TIE de-
cree made in the affirmation of the Land
Commissioners decision, who held for
cancellation of Harris prescription cash
entry for land In the Stockton District.
Fourth. cless Pos,masters have been APP
pointed as follows; Oregon-Z 6. Wilson,
Jr., at Grove City; E G. McGrew. at Perry
VILE Polk county California; Frederick
+ Field, Santa Maria.
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s2s.1yMWF&w

Tn TIE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR
L the county of Sacramento, in toe State of Cal
iforria. In the matter of the estates and guard
ianship of WALLACE a., MARTIN B. and AL
LEN c. W MoNSCH, minors. 1t appearing to
the Court from the petition this day presented
ard filed by sABEi LAs MoNSCH, the gusrd-
ian of the persons and estates of the above
named minors praying for an order of sale of
certain real estate belonging to said wards, that
it is for the best interests of said minors and
necessary that said real estate should be sold. it
is hereby ordered that the pext of kin of said
wards and all persons int rested in their estates
appear before this Court on FRIDAY. the 26th
cay of SEPTEIBE-. $780, at 10 o clock A.. NJ at
the Courtroom of this C urt, in the Court house
at the city of sacramento, Cal, then and there
to show canse why an order of sale said real
tate should not be granted. II is further ordered
that a copy of this order be published once a
week, for three successive weeks. be-
fore said day of hearing, in the Sacra-
mento DAILY RECORD UNION, newspaper
printed and published in said county of Sacra-
mento.
Dated this 2sth day of August. 1890.
w VAN III EFT