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Hlnslrn! Dnsfrrm:nts.
EMERSON PIANOS

Have been NIB for io vars arr acmtt ti the most
innul,r instrument, to-day before III" putlir. Ih"-s
ri,,nns OBTAIN al im;py, IL arcptr. n"rit. ana
oi%" rift >,,i>f, ton. Ton" ",ar m"'"!lou- ant
i,pd a.,i,n .ig.t -.,i, fr,t' T., ra>> handsomely
d.lcn 4 ard >pri-i'i finished. Ever instrument r'aH
on,.nI VI brat I~'f,- ant f'asonah" tins
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Tn " p -n't a -t"r'iir".
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DE- Iinh Ave. New. York. near tth ST.
REMOVAL.
WI FNNtBE ~ co.
have r,uoN"! 10 t.rlr NV "a rooms
IiS FIFTH NE\tE.
.Oths
A number o. sth,lr u-"t =rNf u'ileft ana sI.hS
p,ano- our lhc 90. b. sod lib raj !'dEctcn rom
or r'.L!tr prices.
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INHOIO~ Al - For E\TI\~ID\- To bl FL.

,IH>' OF NEIli,S. -OFtl' T. \. \. - u FORE
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OPS Ir."a.- ~l"uh to- tr. 'Pf"p,>as
tor \t"t>.nn> pnn - nitrt'r>' aaG ADD" ID %
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Auetiou Sale of Horscs.


II ErEi. I. KILL ""i 90 arr in,liue'e" w ~
10 SCH Al AUt iloN,
Ill HEAD of InorTING STOCK,
practically closing out
TIE PAtKVIII.E STUD.
tn" IrDprty OF
MIR. JOHN a. SlitLT .. E,
Monday and tuesday, - Ia"m"r - and 80, lS3V'
commencing each dan at 10 80 o'cloch at
PARK VITI.E FARM. Parntir. Long Island. y T..
an th I,oul.I ard midway brt"cn BooAlyn and Conoy
VA W." Island.
Az tho head ~ the SALE list viii appear tn" noted tai.
and Cuylrr fOilow'1 ~ man! OF th'lt
rr,ny from dam, u rich breeding; also t,r hoehy ot
oue 81 then that h,N" zen -,i'n i"r ,t,'on ';
m" brood -t j. particularly ri'h IN 'a,t t'Is tua
rroiuciu z families. Rel It'tlt"- ~ -" eri - W
sr- E,ctorrr. StanboIl >ld.', ~ cn'nt; .'"rai
cnton A. " Richmond Whip. &C. WIZ d" htr, fr, ~.
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Dirtaor Monaco. Harry Clay Robert Mr',2nr nam, NAM
hrino Patrh'n. J.Ty ''ould. Jr-s WIKI. k"ntunHy
Prince W.iY.Nood Mambrino Dudley. 'i"r ranroar,::
carrfm uIrrh,-,. t"y and By auction ha' IL" o q
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tbe n,la'ty 81 offerings ma" b" relied upon ~ =,
onu,iy n. attr1r'Iyr ~ tho digr"- The owner has
nnr sold an animal from h ra'i"gi" A. private s'i".
Tn horses nav hc III" farm. For ga ,ogues
PETER {. KE!.Lo"i e 90 An"t,on""-s
TO- fohnf NO." work
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Drn GOODS

~ ARpETI\G~ Nai'jug>. Rugs. Fancy Rock
~ r.. ir>>ar~ = Iii nn Il. -lrnh 'o", 1t
,,ur.d H., f'h Nt,ul" Ia ~ ~ = 10. nr-
l-h ANDEi " IL -. Ii,'> >DNN. Nii.~H 49,. 1''i
and I'm -
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Dancing AraSemles

L. EENANDOS Dancing Academy, now OPEN io- 4.
5rth.st. Glasses and private r.'oiL, az Ia un NV
<,FoK,E w. w NJ.NE'S SCHOOLS, 20 West 5JtlD
(I 81 nd Harlem :" Wet l.Gth-,t. See circular
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PROPOSALS FOR STEEL ARMOR-PlERC.
i lNG SHOT-ordnance once. War Department. Wash'
ing,on. september 9, Pr pcsl IN duplicate
TUESDAY OCi OIiER 1900 when they VIII be publicly
OPENED for furnishing tho Ordnance ID rartnent u :.
e. With .,sht and ien.inch AImor.P ercng Shot.
Blank which popo'al- must h" made and all In.
formal rrur!ic, b. bidder, b. Ind un application
s. V. HENEr brig. Gem CHEF OF Ordnance
II. :. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room -, Army
y . building Ncw.N"k, Scltrmmr -, l>.r. ->,ald
r,u,,l IN triblra:r Will rN'i 4: ..iis ollie" until
/. o'clock nUn. October - iS" Tor fnini,hi. mat.
RAILS and ron .tructng pile WHAT at SANDY ilmh y. j.
The attention Of bidders Is Ia, tied Ia Act, ~ Congress ap.
proved February 70 1855, and February % 1881 VOL -.
m Qc $40 Vol. Ala Statutes AZ Large. For
blank forms and all information apply to the
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nnpn.MS For 4 SITE FOR \ II BIC

l ~ ILpiN,, FOR rHE United >rNIl:, kP'
VE\I>tV>' NHFHor 81. Ar NEH .Ypl:h. y. -
>'.,.'d rroo-,.. VIII be- received untl .. l"k n.
ri, snita'l, u a IL fur th' tnt't stats \ppras
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Iumr 18th. $50. ut ~" ~ gr"V 81 no. -
600 luI~' t''t available Tor '' IN. lN'
haNin. streets upon zach ~ - ID = t'"t ~ :.
lylt and from mr. d, such al 'iona area ~
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spa, in ,dJoinns p'"I. ty. 1rt :" . Mfnn -
~ Liberty STREET tn SIT a. Ia" city q N"w
Proposals must stat irir' WITH or Without '.
prov n,nt> having optional with IA" '''N"rnmh NJ
TN" plaltr' ht IA" right T." r).t az AM a.
proro-a> rrouo-al- should h. marked a. follows; 'fr'
lr.l~ Tor IN" .a' ~ property for ~" tr IN pm
Eul,,u. In Wv YORK. Y " and >.ori! b." t!dr -
and ma!l.-l to WILLIAM WINDOW. >rr-tasy OF the
Treasury WASHINGTON y. {.
- nj, n.l.
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Qeashers.

naISS X JaCOr.-Classes IN and near this CITY, founa
N I,ies' Classes Ia selected studies, D.sipned foi
it.IOJ ONcstrain. I.auics Cidsscs I'D
tUdw ~ Rcst Authors Address. Care T.acherS Agency
80 5th-avc.
~IIIN.Z,S EXCHANGE TEACHERS' BCPEAu tfos
Wt suppcs professors. teachers, governcsses,
musicians. housekeepers coppar ions cnaperone' &C. 70
families also oooHkecperS ssehosf
nbers and business frms.
Misa C. t. WERNER. By 6th-aVe.. Ncw.! W. S.sy
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TO b iId srs SEPT - Isl W's Enda'" cor. 'o'h ~
. , ,,. c.,,o, To-
Miss ! + NpptE. B"aidnf ana pav nvi'" ~,
/ .. =, 81, o.. MISC.
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Ncw CIVILIZATIONS.
NODD, MEAD 4 COMPANl'S
N1,w PUBLICATIONS.
tnDiS CLANERDEN.

r,,- r.r,ovlx,. AR, SOW READY:
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a. AnsH .s .rs aSrz rs New school
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sys" - .EssofH :" %'SA
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Aaa-.>. KIi:kiH<p ii III Clinton. y. Y.
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joins =. filDEN. a. N. II. u" PRINCIPAL
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H., ,,,t.r ,,.,,r tern, 500 III, President. ua,.
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Jnstrurtlon.

Ilobokcn.
g rEvENs SCHOOL.
The ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT or dn I'm,
INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY.
pIvo,..t between 9TH and 9th sts., Hoooken' NJ"
KEOPENS SEPT. II, lS9o. ga. =.
,.,, rr admis.,on on tho 18th and 10th OF
September ,y m
FULL COURSES OF STUDIES fHE 1890
COI.I,rtiL.S AND SCHOOLS or nCiENo
ppEpAKATURY CLASS. SIS PER ANNoM'
ALL OTHER CLASSES s1'O fEn ""'o
Those terms include ali the STUDIES. -. ,,o,.
For catalogue app. " tho Aio''' "
Institute.
For Young Iadies-Country.
f9 SsGia and GERMAN. Ghos ds en- sta" S
f !, hE tx :i!'s irA i Si"Aa 81 rF'sa
e. AI"rD"AL s ,rj'1 t Gf 81 i. NA''i
- Tr $50 800 yi! r . tIGA fhI r'H'E~EI
II REV. LADIES sEMIXAMY Ea" 81 !; var nsG s
s1 a'i 81 sA SnS e sf e. St.
D II: r"t.s M2Hl nc. '1 DoJ &;
vM E b, ioo fri 5hff 'r r% "f;S t ih
~ LMiEA coEi IoE WOMEN oi,s ;%pr!9, %. "a;
3r ,."'f's spa d a ls'i1 IA Nus ilc.td b.
Sled YIN ,o sta. src t to e. arr t%s
VAS NoKDF.N. D. D.. Prs dent, l.m.ra n: y
FoHr EDwAF FSk a"f fb&AAb is5r,r','
os Tn . asa yssF f.. IA and S ay'
cXcit music. and st"'o-rii'S' SEM 'of ''''''""
cltaogi'. ....,, -, re
q opEx HILL SEMINARY FOE Sk EDj,H Pr ASIrS
Mis-, ANNIE 5. GIBSON Associate PRINCIPAL
,uISlpr. Nmw.k. .oar-.Mr'. Mrad,s School 10 i9'
III dir and >"nY Iad'.s rorn' oy'C c iy ON,
o"gf EARN" n ~, ~, 1 and art >p
pa 1rIalt4rt oea9t oc,tion; circulars on req" ST
!SSa y! .s q: ,Sa . Hl1fd VIZ a
r.r rs Spt t'I H. 'O' IIi-. st. " Mfi, ALI itin
IIorsAroHIc VALLEY I>s!ITrrE. tOrnwali com an
II sSi yo""s ,a> E E Gi T. i ni "a
For , ,a9n: ' sdtyc.s , p1inia C. IL CIoN
rNNDnN HALL Iou-hA" pie. y ~ ''.I's Io,t''
l. E .nd bay School sA 81 i:a' h !ST *. 2 &
n,,ry BRIGHAM INSTITUTE; Pa,",son, y J'u 10
Me.',: CO. IN admit, T." smith a"d W.l,!'x; Lti h
Miss j. X. HOOVER Classical 'orr-'' o\'"ta t"9tAc
Mss nrhEkn 7 %.:i "I .a H>y >yo'! '0 ''''
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AIS, pArruN.> I,arGIn. anG Day srho? ,or t Gri'
III "ne,l". Bergen 60. n j. rop'"' '"fu
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INiAbI M"'r-t'Wa. 81" I"f>ti, o eis i,t %
etn- board and twin" u, ,'"E"'"' i'~" al" ~
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vi I:,thI,h'm. ronn.yNa 'en,ny. rS'f ",'
lind n'n l,' n't"in i"''"d' :"'!o so'' '''o'''
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; T. D. Terms ZOO ps' anlsn M, % Entrance E; &c. i.s
s :a., T .scqts. y xaSs St sci 1901 Or ~ ~
For Boys and Young Mcn-tountry.
-IEvIN" I>>il H. !-f} t"n !. YS ,,.@H
y' . .; bi: e" '' xENA IS S'' FiT
tNI>E M ,a1 o. ~ ( I.l Gl.
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TIE SIN DIAL.
TIE HAUNTED POOL.

ia Mare an Dianl,1. From III" French u GI.bRGl:
SAND. ny FRANK HUNTER POTTER. Illustrated
with II etching, by :udaN. Qpar'o. b"arfn!y bound.
-.
40 greater contrast can y" IMAGINED than htv"cn
'Con>mclo" and The Haunted Io,I" hbandnninF the
busy Of with their stiff and iniigI"' "'"fr"
sand here gives rustic picture. II is snI" tale
OF Iasaut NE and lo,r told a tender sympathy.
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For Both SeAes-Couniry.

For Both SeAes-Couniry.
CIN PPAO1 MO. MAIN INSliiC. e. ChapraQua.
~ y. Y. Order programme FOR 1870 81 and picture.
Among tho hills. thirty.tw miles from Ncy.lork.
- uCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack on the Hudson. " Y
IL I,on Progressive and successful. Music aad
AIT Spccaltiss: thorough work: splendid result. An
.ndow lrn' takes ladies at 1900. Catalogues. w. II.
BANNINTFR President
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AHDiS CLANERDE\.
, rr,xK r. STOCKTON author OF "lndd'r
! c.,,cc ~ ..Thc Lat, %rs. Nnll." I'm" "Na' "~' ~
, >, r, s.ori,s Of the Three burglars" ct'. i-"''
| cloth. 81 30. -. ,,o
r, nova, 10 the longest and tic most important % Wv
.,,nnr, wo,,. l. I. thoroughly American tn' ~,
heinz laid partly In tho South ana p''., W nar,,r
49,, ,,, g. introduced into II q type OF lhgi'-h c'''
,,., h,s ma, vet been used in fiction. This V'' i ~
| aiming the wclI.,o.do Enrii-h poop" VINO h'
| ..r,,ln ,rrton> of Virginia a, their ho''s' -, ,,o
~ ,,. contain. more incident than any other o. INC
| authors novels The "iv'n'nr'' arr " I,, a,rlpc.s
r,r ,u,lua,nr a daddy encounter in the o''rh u. -
| 81 a cave tn" hanging "'
scenes OF dramatic action.
TIE HOUSEHOLD OF MCNEIL.
| Story O, the Scotch Highlands. bv AMf''" !"
! n.rp r,,or ~, "a Daughter 81 Fife" ~ b"r''
| shrhor,o>s." "The Squire of Sandal sid"' c"' ''
| cloth. 81 %.
MAKERS OF AMERICA.
| , d.. o,s, volume, Of this series the pub
uhc,s dis TO call attention the peculiar
| ,,,,o,i.h T.. and make Of moro than usoa' III
| w :, =, ,o c,u.i.t Of Biographies Of n"u'raN' '"'''
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Patti I'm ChtcATn.


The Chicago Inter- Ocean has this tc
say of PATHS voice as it is now:
The peerless Patti, as usual, was the
great drawing card, though there we're
many deserving and some other great
artists in the company. The average OF
receipts for the performances in which
she took part was something over $13 :
600. The critics may carp and peddle
their little fault.fndings out among
those who delight to think they know
more than the rest of mankind, but
Patti continues to touch the hearts OF
the people and draw the money from
their pockets. The mass of them do not
know whether she strikes high @ or A,
but they do know that she sings as no
one else does or has, and as they fear no
one else ever will. So they crowd to
hear her and are never weary of listen.
ing to her delicious, ravishing notes.
Gradually, too, it is beginning to dawn
upon them that she is not only a great
singer but q great woman. The Holy
Book says: "a man that conquereth
himself is greater than he that taketh q
city," This Patti has done as we'll as
any man ever has. If any one supposes
that her wonderful voice has been pre-.
served by accident, he is laboring under
a great mistake. The steady, sensible,
never-loosening control that this woman
has over herself has saved her voice to
bless mankind after forty.seven years of
use: Patti, the woman, lie not less a
study than her voice is charm.
The friends of the Auditorium are de.
lighted with the success. The season has
proved everything they claimed for it..
Its beauty has been the delight of all, it's
acoustic qualities have been tested and
pronounced perfect by both artistic and
audience, it's ventilation and various
accommodations are most favorably
commented on, and all these, taken with
the great seating capacity, compel people
to admit that it is what they had long
hoped for but never expected to see.
The reputation of the Auditorium is
made. 1t is the best and most beautiful
audience room in the world. Patti has
tested them all, and she is unstinted in
her praise. 1t cost its stockholders
So, 900, 900, but to Chicago it ia worth
many times that sum. In it's grandeur.
it's perfection and it's beauty it stands
solid and strong for the ages to be con.
tinuing pride during the years to come to
its architect and to all who in anv wav
have had q hand in raising its walls.
Especially happy and proud must be ita
promoter, who for years gave his time
and his thought to persuading his fellow
citizens to join in the great enterprise,
and succeeded as no other man thought
he would. Now, more than ever before,
every one sees that the great building is
q monument worthy the ambition of any
man..
Tomorrow the sale of season tickets
for PATHS appearance in this city will
open at Days music store. 1t is Patti.
and the people will respond.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-20
BaIiona :Harbor.

The channel between Ballona lake and
the ocean was opened through the sand
dunes lin the year 1887 by making cut
with scrapers, the top of which was
fifteen feet above low water mark.
This channel is 500 feet in length and
200 feet wide, and by soundings taken on
Decen. Der 21st, every forty feet, shows
a depth of twelve feet. This is a pretty
good showing for two years without the
aid of machinery, as the currents are
steadily doing the work. One pile-driver
is constantly at work making repairs aud
putting in new and permanent timbers
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-20
THE GOOD TEMPLARS.
Election OF Off1cers-Lecture b
Colonel Hickman.

COlOmei 1ICAnhams
On Saturday evening Good Will Lodge
No. 313, 1. O. G. T., elected the following
officers for the quarter beginning Febru-
ary 1st: Chief Templar, A. P. shewman !;
Vice-Templar, Mrs. A. E. Rudell |;
uyerintendent juvenile work, Miss Iva
Cornelius; Secretary, E. B. Moore
Financial Secretary, Chas. Graham
Treasurer, Miss M. Wallace; Marshal
Miss Lucy Adams; Guard, Miss Carrie
Adams; Sentinel, Fl. L. Lindsay
Organist, Miss Addie Lindsay.
On Friday and Saturday evenings
January Oath and 25th, Colonel J. j.
Hickman, of Kentucky, grand lecture,
for the l. o. G. T.. will lecture in Lot
Angeles, under the auspices of Good Will
Lodge No. 313, at the Y. M. G.. A. hal
on Fort street. near Second. Coco
music will be given. Admission free
Everybody is cordially invited to attend
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